Congenital syphilis, cause of many deaths in Nigeria – William Egbuna
Originally, we must have had similar skull and facial features as the rest of the races of the world, till syphilis crept in unnoticed into our national life centuries ago to cause these deformities in addition to the ongoing high morbidity and mortality.” This was the assertion of Dr. William Egbuna, Chief Consultant Physician/Medical Director, Egbuna Adazia Hospital, Onitsha.
Wike tasks security agencies on capacity-building for educators
Minister of State for Education, Barr. Ezenwo Nyesom Wike has called on security agencies in Nigeria to engage educational institutions in their quest to upgrade the knowledge base of officers and operational personnel for the purpose of effective security that will enhance national development.
Poor science enrolment impedes Nigeria’s technological devt – Educationists
Poor enrolment in science and engineering-based programmes in tertiary institutions has been identified as the bane of technological development in Nigeria.
Lagos lawmaker tasks education secretaries on monitoring
Chairman, House Committee on Education, Science and Technology, Hon. Wahab Alawiye-King, has charged the 20 Education Secretaries to concentrate more on monitoring and evaluation system in the Primary Education sector of the state.
Economic Council sets up task force on oil theft
National Economic Council, yesterday, approved the setting up of a special legal task force to prosecute the 500 suspected crude oil thieves in custody.
Justify your parents’ investment in your education, students told
The principal, GEC International College, Theo Theodorou has charged students to study hard to justify the huge amount parents pay to give them qualitative education.
