Airlines get six months to install safety gadget
Airline operators in Nigeria have been given six months to install Automated Flight Information Reporting System, AFIRS, the newest safety device in aviation, in their aircraft or face sanction.
FG launches oral health policy
FEDERAL Government, yesterday, launched a National Oral Health Policy, with a promise to equip 12 federal tertiary hospitals with basic dental equipment across the federation.
Minister, NTI boss argue over SMASE 2012 budget
Drama ensued at the Ministry of Education, yesterday, between the Minister of State for Education, Nyesom Wike and Director-General of National Teachers Institute, NTI, Dr. Ladan Sharehu, over the disparity in Strengthening Mathematics and Science Education, SMASE, proposed budget.
Orodje, FRSC, club, Knights donate to flood victims
MOVED by the plight of those sacked from their homes by flood, the Orodje of Okpe, HRM Orhue I; FRSC; Delta Unity Club; Ughelli Council of Knights, Anglican Communion, have donated cows, food stuffs and other materials to flood victims in Delta State’s relief camps.
EFCC, ICPC to prosecute printing firms over fake documents
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) have said that as an effort to tackle corruption in the country, they are ready to prosecute any printing firm in Nigeria which engages in production of fake documents.
Amaechi, Senate hold session on review of 1999 Constitution
Rivers State Governor, Mr. Chibuike Amaechi, and the Senate will today hold a state public session on the review of 1999 Constitution.
