UK-Nig Teacher Training  Project targets achieving  MDGs in education

UK-Nig Teacher Training Project targets achieving MDGs in education

TRAINERS from Havering College of Further and Higher Education, UK, through its Education Partnership in Africa project in collaboration with Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education (AOCOED), Otto/Ijanikin, Lagos, held a 3-day workshop for selected secondary school teachers and lecturers in tertiary institutions which addressed skills gaps in innovative teaching in Nigeria to meet the Global Millennium Development Goals in education.
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Minimum wage: NLC demands implementation before Dec 31

Minimum wage: NLC demands implementation before Dec 31

Ahead of the meeting of the National Council of State today in Abuja, the Nigeria Labour Congress,NLC, Wednesday demanded that the Federal Government begin implementation of the new national minimum wage before the end of the year.

Don’t trade your votes, CAN warns Nigerians

Don’t trade your votes, CAN warns Nigerians

National President of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, has again called on Nigerians to troop out en masse to register during the voters’ registration exercise to enable vote for any candidate of their choice.

Delta Ag Gov inaugurates new Exco

Delta Ag Gov inaugurates new Exco

ACTING Governor of Delta State, Prince Sam Obi, Wednesday, inaugurated a new Executive Council. He also announced the suspension of release of funds to all ongoing mega projects, saying that his priority was to pay contractors to enable them enjoy the Christmas.

DPP accuses PDP of planning chaos

DPP accuses PDP of planning chaos

Democratic Peoples Party, DPP, in Sokoto State has alleged that Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, was planning to cause chaos if the ruling on the withdrawal of an interlocutory civil pre-election appeal filed by DPP governorship candidate in the 2007 election, Alhaji Maigari Dingyadi, which is expected to be delivered by the Supreme Court in Abuja tomorrow was not in PDP’s favour.

Delta guber re-run: Opuoru assures on massive votes for Uduaghan

Delta guber re-run: Opuoru assures on massive votes for Uduaghan

IN the wake of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC’s release of time-table for Delta guber re-run poll, a Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, stalwart and aspirant to Warri South Constituency II seat in Delta State House of Assembly, Mr. Matthew Opuoru, has expressed strong optimism, that people of Okere–Urhobo in Warri South Local Government Area and Deltans in general will overwhelmingly vote for Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan during the re-run election.

Trigger happy cop kills two in Bayelsa

Trigger happy cop kills two in Bayelsa

Tragedy struck, Wednesday, at Elebele in the outskirts of Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, when a trigger happy Policeman shot dead two persons, an Okada rider and his passenger, for allegedly refusing to part with gratification at a chekpoint.

German  test for Falcons

German test for Falcons

The Super Falcons will file out against their German counterparts in an international friendly today in Germany. Coach Eucharia Uche who is leading the girls in today’s encounter has described the game as a big test for them after their triumph at the 2010 Caf African Women’s Championship in South Africa this month.

Education Board chair harps on funding

Education Board chair harps on funding

THE Universal Basic Education Board, UBEB, Ebonyi State , has stated that considering the enormous benefits that go with the acquisition of education in any country, no amount plunged into the sector should be regarded as a wasted undertaking.

Boy-Girl: E.Guinea hit back at gender claims

Boy-Girl: E.Guinea hit back at gender claims

Equatorial Guinea’s football federation (Feguifoot) says claims that the country fielded male players in its women’s side are “defamation”.
The team finished second in the African Women’s Championship (AWC) and have qualified for next year’s World Cup.

ECB now awaits Presidential assent, says Abubakar

ECB now awaits Presidential assent, says Abubakar

AFTER many years of agitations, the outdated and much criticied Workmen Compensation Act, WCA, introduced into the nation’s industrial status book by the colonial masters, is on its way out of the nation’s labour law as indication emerged that the Employees Compensation Bill, ECB, sent to the National Assembly by late President Musa Yar, Adua, to repeal the WCA is now waiting Presidential assent.

Oshiomhole congratulates new Head of Service, Afolabi

Oshiomhole congratulates new Head of Service, Afolabi

Governor Adams Oshiomhole has congratulated the new Head of Service of the Federation, Professor Oladapo Afolabi on his appointment to the exalted position as the number one civil servant in the country, saying the appointment is “well-merited”.

Obi orders contractors back to site

Obi orders contractors back to site

GOVERNOR Peter Obi of Anambra State has ordered all contractors, especially those handling road projects in the state, to go back to their different sites since the rainy season was over.

Siasia must quit Heartland , Obiekwu

Siasia must quit Heartland , Obiekwu

Atlanta ‘96 Olympic gold medalist, Kingsley Obieku has called on the new Eagles coach, Samson Siasia to hands off Heartland FC of Owerri and face his new assignment.

Aggrieved UBN retirees petition Jonathan

Aggrieved UBN retirees petition Jonathan

OVER 1500 retrenched workers of Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, eased out of the bank between 2005 and 2008, have petitioned President Jonathan, imploring him to prevail on the management of the bank to pay them their required benefits as well as compensation for premature disengagement.