Lagos teachers await govt’s implementation of pay rise
Although public primary and secondary schools in Lagos State resumed for the 2009/2010 academic session on Tuesday this week following the suspension of the strike by the members of the state wing of the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), the state government may have to contend with another disruption of its schools if it fails to honour its promise to the teachers.
Oil firm donates items to schools, hospital in Kwale
AN indigenous oil company, Pillar Oil Limited, Kwale, Delta State, yesterday donated a set of computers and printers to Utagba Ogbe Grammar School, Kwale and Girls Grammar School, Umuseti, Ndokwa West local government area of the state.
Siasia’s ideas fails to hold Germany
At the on going FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt, Siasia ideas have failed to hold Germany The Nigeria team lost 3-2 to the German. The Nigerian team’s effort to turnaround their fortune failed as the German team in the last minute of the match nailed the efforts of the Nigerian boys with a breakaway […]
Senate urges FG, ASUU to end strike
The Senate yesterday made a passionate appeal to the Federal Government and striking university teachers to quickly resolve the crisis in the education sector to avoid its collapse.
23m Nigerian youths unemployable — Reps
By Tordue Salem ABUJA—The Committee of the House on Youth and Social Development, Mr. Depo Oyedokun has declared that twenty-three million Nigerian youth are poorly prepared and unemployable. The lawmaker made the claim Wednesday on a bill to key into every government policy youth development issues. “Of the over 40 million unemployed youths in the […]
German beats Nigerian to coma, arrested
An expatriate German staff of Julius Berger Plc was yesterday evening being held in Police custody in Abuja after allegedly pummeling a Nigerian staff of the construction company to coma.
