Microsoft claims lead on cloud computing
As cloud computing continue to gain dominance in the IT lexicon, Microsoft said it has stolen a march on its competitors as its main proponent, making accessibility of applications through the internet rather than desktop computers and servers become increasingly closer.
ASUU declares indefinite strike
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASSU) has condemned in strong terms the failure of the South-Eastern States Governments to meet its demands.
Strike: PENGASSAN issues Exxon Mobil Thursday ultimatum
THERE are strong indications that workers of Mobil Producing Unlimited, Exxon Mobil, may Thursday begin an indefinite strike over alleged non-compliance of management to the National Content Act and other applicable laws on expatriate staff as well as systematic easing out of Nigerians from the company.
Flood disaster: Lagos evacuates 681 residents
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, yesterday, directed the immediate relocation of 681 people residing in the flooded area of Ajegunle in Ikorodu occasioned by the release of water from the Ogun-Osun River basin to tributaries.
Education: Stakeholders ask FG to re-introduce HSC in schools
Stakeholders at the just concluded presidential summit on education have asked the Federal Government to re-introduce the Higher School Certificate (HSC) programme without further delay.
2011: NASS’ delay ‘ll affect polls – Jega
NATIONAL Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Professor Attahiru Jega, yesterday, said that if the National Assembly delayed approval of the extension of time lines being sought by the commission beyond November, it would affect its plan for both the registration of voters and the 2011 elections negatively.
