Norwegian shipowners set to fly Nigerian flag
In what could be described as another major milestone, a group of Norwegian ship owners have expressed their desire to register their ships in Nigeria and fly the country’s flag, under a Bare Boat charter arrangement.
African Alliance buoys NSE’s transactions by 45%
Transaction on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) was driven, Thursday, by activity in the shares of African Alliance Insurance as it boosted market turnover by 44.96 per cent.
Audio-visual aid to boost learning in Akwa Ibom
Ten resource centres for the use of public schools in Akwa Ibom State have been put in place by MultiChoice, bringing the total number of beneficiary schools in 19 States of the federation to 161.
AOCOED holds first ever productivity award for staff
Four staff members of Adeniran Ogunsanya Colege of Education (AOCOED), Otto/Ijanikin, Lagos, have been honoured for the contributions to their growth and development of the institution. It was the first ever productivity Award of the College since establishment, instituted by the Governing council, designed to reward some of the outstanding workers for their dedication, commitment, hardwork, diligence and industry.
NUC’ll not approve varsities on temporary site — Okojie
The Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission, NUC,Prof Julius Okojie said that it would not accredit any universities operating on temporary site in the country.
Govt moves to ease guidelines on private schools
For prospective proprietors seeking to establish private schools in Lagos State, the processes involved in obtaining approval are not as cumbersome as before.
