Our expectations from Buhari presidency —Stakeholders

Our expectations from Buhari presidency —Stakeholders

The incoming government of Major General Mohammadu Buhari (rtd) should come out with a blue print for the economy that will enhance the living standard of Nigerians, ensure acceleration of reforms in the oil and gas sector in order to attract more investments in both the upstream and downstream segments of the sector, and wage sustainable war on corruption.
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Muhammadu Buhari: A historical  turning point

Muhammadu Buhari: A historical turning point

THE story filtered out by late evening on Tuesday evening this week. President Goodluck Jonathan had placed a call to General Muhammadu Buhari, to congratulate him, as victor in what might be the most bitterly fought elections in recent Nigerian history. That statesman-like gesture carried very powerful symbols for Nigeria’s democracy and the fate of our country.

ESUT churns out  10,920 graduates  as Chime lauds VC

ESUT churns out 10,920 graduates as Chime lauds VC

Governor Sullivan Chime of of Enugu State has commended the Vice-Chancellor of the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), Professor Cyprian Ogbonna Onyeji and the University’s Governing Council for the on going tremendous and remarkable transformation on the overall state of the university especially in the last five years.

GEC to launch IFYP of Debrecen varsity

GEC to launch IFYP of Debrecen varsity

Because of its efforts, credibility, confidence and long working relationship with the University of Debrecen, Global Education Counselling has been authorized to run the International Foundation Year Programme, IFYP, of the University of Debrecen at their GEC MET Campus inLekki, Lagos. The programme which is identical to the one taught at theUniversity of Debrecen Hungary will give Nigerian students opportunity toprepare.

Students charged to maintain  Nigerian accent

Students charged to maintain Nigerian accent

Over 500 parents last Saturday were charged not to dissuade their children from having a Nigerian accent while speaking English Language adding that it is a slap to our culture. The Executive Director, Caleb Group of Schools ,Mrs Dolapo Ogunbanwo who gave this charge said: “Don’t let your children apologize for three things; the way they sound while speaking English Language, their physique and where they hale from.