We’ll shed blood in Maputo, Tunisian players
Tunisian players are talking tough and ready to shed blood when they tackle the Black Mambas of Mozambique November 14 in Maputo. According Carthage Eagles defender, Seif Ghezal, the entire squad have a renewed mentality and that is to win in Maputo.
Show of shame in Enugu
Who owns Greenfields? Is it rue that a top non African member of FIFA is strongly connected to the company which was awarded the contract to lay the artificial turf at the Enugu Stadium?
Covenant varsity empowers Iganmode, Iju Ebiye schools with ICT facilities
To mark its Seventh Anniversary, Covenant University, Ota, presented 25 computer systems with printers, internet connectivity and other back up facilities with one year anti-virus license, to two secondary schools as part of Community Development Impact Initiative Outreach to community schools in Ota; recently.
Govt, parents blamed for rot in education
The poor quality of the country’s education system has been blamed on the government, parents and other stakeholders in system. Speaking to Vanguard Education, the Proprietor of Leader Group of School, Kirikiri. Apapa Lagos, Captain Charles Avneghagha blamed the rot in the country’s education system on the government, parents lecturers and school owners.
How behaviour determines response
Our behaviour determines the kind of response we get. Your words may even determine if you will get a positive or a negative response in an interactive process.
In Lagos, it’s a free health bonanza for cops
Due to the strenuous and demanding nature of their job, many policemen barely find time to visit the hospital to seek medical attention for such common ailments as malaria and typhoid even when they are down with symptoms that indicate that they have been so infected.
