No end in sight as lecturers, Osun tango over pension
THERE is no end in sight as lecturers in all the four tertiary institutions owned by Osun state and the government have continued to flex muscles over unremitted pension deduction and age of retirement for the lecturers.
Youth unemployment tops discussion at OYW summit in S/Africa
Global youth unemployment will be tops on the agenda of the One Young World Summit taking place in South Africa in October this year.
Jonathan, most abused president, says Nwanyanwu
The National Chairman of Labour Party, Chief Dan Nwanyanwu has criticised Nigerians, especially, those in political circle for being disrespectful to President Goodluck Jonathan, noting that the president was the most abused ever in the history of the country.
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis – study
Breast implants may delay cancer diagnosis in women, said a study Wednesday that urged a thorough probe into the potential health risks of this type of cosmetic surgery.
49 die in floods, says Niger official
Malam Mohammed Shaba, Director-General, Niger Emergency Management Agency (NSEMA) said the 2012 flood in the state killed 49 persons and displaced 248,120 persons.
Tukur’s sacked aides plot comeback
ABUJA — All but one of the former many aides of the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP Alhaji Bamanga Tukur sacked last week have refused to collect their letters of disengagement.
