FG, World Bank send 25 teachers to Canada for training

FG, World Bank send 25 teachers to Canada for training

In an effort to achieve President Goodluck Jonathan’s transformation agenda of improving the quality of Nigerian teachers, 25 secondary school teachers have been selected to attend a two- week training programme in Canada.
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Court orders arrest of Delta lawmaker, other

Court orders arrest of Delta lawmaker, other

JUSTICE Helen Akpoto-who of the Delta State High Court sitting at Akwukwu-Igbo, has ordered the arrest of the member representing Oshimili-North in the state House of Assembly, Mr. Patrick Mozea and Mr. George Nkencho, both of Ibusa, for failure to appear before the court to face a murder charge against them.

Kuku slams Britain over  travel advice on N/Delta

Kuku slams Britain over travel advice on N/Delta

SPECIAL Adviser to the President on Niger-Delta Affairs and Chairman, Presidential Amnesty Programme, Mr. Kingsley Kuku, has criticised European Union, EU, countries, particularly Britain, for issuing travel advice to their citizens not to travel to the Niger Delta region on grounds of insecurity.

Jonathan launches job creation scheme for 3,600 youths

Jonathan launches job creation scheme for 3,600 youths

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan Tuesday formally launched Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria initiative, also known as YouWin, one of his administration’s key programmes targeted at youth empowerment, employment generation and wealth creation, with a pledge to make job creation a top priority of the government.

Can Siasia boys save face against Ghana?

Can Siasia boys save face against Ghana?

The Super Eagles are playing Ghana in an international friendly match at the Vicarage Stadium Watford, London.

Can the team save face with a victory in today’s match after their failure to qualify for the finals of the African Nation’s cup.

Childbirth: Grim statistics of a journey of no return

Childbirth: Grim statistics of a journey of no return

SENTENCED to death by pregnancy” has been a common cliché in Nigeria for decades. Nigeria has had a very poor record regarding maternal and child health outcomes. An estimated 53,000 women and 250,000 newborn die annually mostly as a result of preventable causes.

Akala, two others arraigned in Ibadan

Akala, two others arraigned in Ibadan

THE immediate past Governor of Oyo State, Otunba Adebayo Alao-Akala, Senator Hosea Agboola representing Oyo North Senatorial District in the National Assembly and a contractor, Mr. Femi Babalola were arraigned Tuesday in Ibadan on an 11-count charge bordering on conspiracy, illegal acquisition of property and illegal award of contracts by the economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

US thwarts major Iran-linked terror plot

US thwarts major Iran-linked terror plot

US agents have foiled what has been called a “significant terrorist act” linked to Iran which would have included the assassination of the Saudi US ambassador and other attacks, US media reported Tuesday.

More suspects arrested over Abuja blast

More suspects arrested over Abuja blast

Three additional suspects, including a banker, have been arrested over two car bombings on last year’s Independence Day in Abuja, which killed at least 12 people, Nigeria’s secret police said Tuesday.

Govt should develop private hospitals – Dr. Ugochukwu Chukwuneye

Govt should develop private hospitals – Dr. Ugochukwu Chukwuneye

A WOMAN dying in childbirth is no picnic. No one knows this as a fact more than Dr. Ugochukwu Chukwunenye, an experienced Consultant obstetrician and gynaecologist who strongly believes government needs to look beyond the widely acclaimed Midwife Service Scheme (MSS), as a means to curtaining the menace of maternal and infant deaths in the country.