Senators challenge corporate organisations to fund varsities
In line with the need for corporate organisations to contribute meaningfully to the well being of this country, the Senate Committee on Education has called on companies operating in Nigeria to as a part of fulfilling their Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, help in the funding of institutions in the country.
Gunmen assail bakery, kill two in Maiduguri
Gunmen attacked a bakery on Wednesday in the northeastern city of Maiduguri at the centre of an Islamist insurgency, killing at least two people and wounding three others, the military said
Sustain policy on locally produced goods, textile workers urge FG
The National Union of Textile Garment Workers of Nigeria (NUTGWN) has on Sunday called on the Federal Government to be consistent with its policies on locally manufactured goods.
Jonathan launches energy saving bulbs
President Goodluck Jonathan Wednesday formally launched energy saving bulbs otherwise known as LED (light emitting diodes) with a view to encouraging Nigerians to buy the bulbs in order to reduce the cost of energy consumption in the country .
SuperSports roll out two 24-hour channels for Euro 2012
AHEAD of the forthcoming 14th edition of the UEFA European Football Champion-ships, Africa’s premier sports broadcaster.
Mandela makes rare appearance on television
– Former South African president Nelson Mandela on Wednesday made his first appearance in more than seven months when he received a symbolic flame to mark the ruling ANC’s centenary at his rural home in Qunu.
