Dr Beatrice Khamati, Head, Education Division of the AU Commission, says more than 26 African countries are unlikey to achieve Education for All (EFA) by 2015.

Manchester United striker Javier Hernandez is set to resume training this week after avoiding serious injury in a late tackle by Ashley Cole in Sunday’s defeat of Chelsea, the player’s agent has confirmed.

Nigerian government has donated 10 Toyota, Double Cabin pickups, 30 computers and two giant photocopiers to the Liberian electoral commission to support the country’s presidential elections.

Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis rubbished criticism of under fire manager Arsene Wenger on Tuesday and ruled out any moves to replace the Gunners boss.

The new red, black and green flag of Libya took its place Tuesday among the row of flags of United Nations member states.

The rising tension in the riverside community of Peremabiri in the Southern Ijaw local government area of Bayelsa State over the deployment of gunboats and the alleged cases of harassment by soldiers took a new twist, Tuesday as the community sent a petition to the President and the National Security Adviser warning of the deteriorating security situation in the area.

Ten female undergraduates were on Monday arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrates’ Court, Lagos for habouring and practicing prostitution.

THE World Health Organisation, WHO, and other international agencies have concluded plans to certify Nigerian Pharmacuetical manufacturers so that it can embrace global standards and best practices.

A powerful explosion killed two people and left several injured in the Turkish capital Ankara Tuesday, NTV television reported.

THE Federal Government yesterday said it is ready to give priority to teachers’ education with a view to improving the quality of education in the country, even as the National Teachers Institute, NTI, has trained 13,302 teachers in Bauchi State in the last four years.