Unions direct varsity workers to prepare for strike
THERE are strong indications of a looming industrial unrest in the nation’s university system over government’s failure to fully implement the 2009 agreement signed with the varsity workers and the report of the committee on Needs Assessment of Nigerian Public Universities, which allegedly concluded on massive retrenchment of non-teaching staff in the university system.
Three S.Korean doctors killed in Potiskum
Three doctors killed in a knife attack in a volatile town in northeastern Nigeria on Sunday were South Korean and not Chinese as originally reported, police said.
Who can stop record-breaking Bayern Munich?
Their 4-0 win over Schalke 04 left them a record 15-points clear at the top of the Bundesliga and ex-Germany goalkeeper Timo Hildebrand spoke for the league by asking: “Who can still stop Bayern Munich?”
Afcon: Moses starts for Nigeria, Emenike out – report
Nigeria’s star winger Victor Moses reportedly starts Sunday’s Africa Cup of Nations final after overcoming an ankle injury, but leading scorer Emmanuel Emenike is on the bench.
Plateau has 5,000 ghost workers, says Jang aide
No fewer than 5,000 ghost workers are in Plateau civil service, Mr Yakubu Jang, the Special Adviser, Special Duties, to Plateau Governor, has said.
Afcon: Mark warns Eagles against complacency in final
Senate President David Mark, on Saturday warned the Super Eagles against complacency in their final match of the African Nations Cup in South Africa.
