I ’ve nothing against Uduaghan, says Clark

I ’ve nothing against Uduaghan, says Clark

ELDER statesman and former Federal Commisioner of Information, Chief Edwin Clark, has declared that he has nothing against the Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, despite their political differences, saying: “In politics, sons have contested against fathers but that has not severed the father-son relationship.”
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Acid Bath: India company refused victim  compensation

Acid Bath: India company refused victim compensation

Ofonime Hanson Edwin, is a technician from Akwa Ibom state. He works as a technician in Hydro-tech company, a subsidiary of African Fertilizer, which manufactures alum, sulfuric acid and acid, located in Igbesa in Ogun state. Tragedy, occurred recently in his place of work, which resulted in his being confined to the hospital bed for a long period of time.

Education is our only business in Nigeria, says Kemanci

Education is our only business in Nigeria, says Kemanci

Principal of the Nigerian Turkish International College, Mr. Kamil Kemanci, in his welcome address said that for the graduating student and their ever supporting parents, the graduation ceremony marks the completion of the second stage in their march towards a successful life career.

CWG pioneers industrial park creation at Unilag

CWG pioneers industrial park creation at Unilag

Computer Warehouse Group, one of Africa’s most enterprising ICT companies will be constructing a building dedicated for the appreciation and development of Information technology at the University Of Lagos.
This was disclosed recently by the Group CEO, Austin Okere when he alongside his team, paid a courtesy visit to the university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. A.B. Sofoluwe.

History 2010: In Osun State, the abiku tale  of Slavery and Slave Trade

History 2010: In Osun State, the abiku tale of Slavery and Slave Trade

IT was like the Chairman, Organising Committee, International Colloquium on Slavery, Slave Trade and its Consequences, Professor Abi Derefaka of the University of Port Harcourt read the mind of the inquisitive looking journalists that he resorted to making the rhetorical statement: “ Many of us may want to know why we are holding a colloquium on slavery at this time.”