CPN approves accreditation of UNILAG, OAU, others
After accreditation visits to private and public Computer Training institutions across the nation in order to ensure quality control assurance in IT education , the Computer Professionals (Registration Council) of Nigeria (CPN) at the end of its 65th regular Council meeting held recently in Lagos approved the results of accreditation teams to three Universities as well as two private computer training schools.
Minister promises automatic employment for information on money-for-job scam
The Minister of Interior, Mr Abba Moro, has promised to offer “automatic employment’’ to any applicant with information linking government officials to the alleged money-for-job scandal in his ministry.
I leave my husband’s killers to God – Slain CP’s widow
MRS Oby Asadu, wife of the Kwara State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Chinwike Asadu, who was shot dead by unknown gunmen in Enugu last Saturday, said, yesterday, that she had decided to allow God handle the murderers of her husband in His own way.
Anenih: Modibbo Kawu’s regurgitations and tyranny
THE abandonment of ethics in the articulation of private fixations and resentment for Chief Tony Anenih was quite evident in Is’haq Modibbo Kawu’s column, entitled: “Anenih: The political dinosaur returns”, published on page 17 of Vanguard of Thursday, February 28, 2013. It was also published the same day on the back page of Blueprint newspapers, where Kawu is Chairman of Editorial Board.
Power: Have you got your pre-paid meters?
Sequel to the sudden reversal by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, that pre-paid meters are no longer free, electricity consumers across country still find it difficult to get the meters.
Though, some officials of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN claim that the pre-paid meters have been distributed to end users through the Distribution Company, DISCO networks, across the country.
Why you must update your PFA status
Mr. John Ugana (not real names) is a retired police officer who served in the Nigerian Police Force for 35 years. Before he retired, the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, came on stream and all his pension entitlements were transferred to his Retirement Savings Account, RSA. Ugana retired and relocated back to his village in Benue State and went back to his farm without collecting his pension.
