How Intel is Impacting learning with technology through teacher education
All over the world, there is an increasing attention on the role technology plays in preparing students for the 21st century. Unlike the traditional method of learning which is more about the paper and pencil teacher centered approach, technology-induced learning not only motivates learning in students, but it also offers them the 21st century skills needed to remain competitive in a highly technological knowledge-based economy.
Breaking News: APC unveils Yahaya Bello as replacement for late Audu
The National Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress has unveiled Alh. Yahaya Bello, popularly known as Fair Plus as the replacement for the late Prince Abubakar Audu. It would be recalled that Alh. Yahaya Bello was runner-up in the APC governorship primaries.
Syria denies using chemical weapons in civil war
Syria on Monday denied ever using chemical weapons in its four-year-old civil war, telling a global watchdog it was cooperating fully with the destruction of its toxic stockpile.
Liverpool, Man City, Arsenal, others splash out £130m on agents fees
Premier League clubs splashed out almost £130 million ($195 million, 185 million euros) on agents’ fees last year in a £15 million increase on the previous 12 months.
Court reserves judgment in PDP chairmanship tussle
An Abuja High Court on Monday reserved judgment in a case filed by Mr Ahmed Gulak seeking to compel the National Working Committee of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to fill its chairmanship position.
BIAFRA: Answer to grievances of Ndigbo isn’t secession but… – Nwabueze
Constitutional lawyer and leader of eminent group of Nigerians, The Patriots, Professor Ben Nwabueze (SAN), has admonished pro-Biafra groups under the umbrellas of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the Movement for the Actualization of Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), to have a rethink over their renewed calls for the State of Biafra.
Naira depreciates further at parallel market
The naira depreciated further at the parallel market on Monday as it lost N0.5 to exchange at N242.5 to the dollar.
Five ways Russian sanctions can hurt Turkey economy
TOURISM: Shortly after the crisis erupted, Russia swiftly called on its citizens to scrap any travel plans to Turkey, dealing an immediate blow to the Turkish tourism industry. Russian tour firms promptly halted the sale of holidays to Turkey, in line with a directive from the federal tourism agency.
IMF approves China’s yuan as elite reserve currency
The International Monetary Fund welcomed China’s yuan into its elite reserve currency basket on Monday, recognizing the ascendance of the Asian power in the global economy.
Photo speak: Supporters of Bello, Faleke clash at APC secretariat
Battle for the Kogi State All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship ticket thickens, as supporters of the gladiators, James Faleke and Yahaya Bello clash at the party’s secretariat in Abuja on Monday.
The limits of body of language
Nigerians have been groaning under the heavy burden of acute fuel scarcity which has hit the country for the third week running. Also the issue of power which many thought was beginning to improve for the better has gone bad again, thereby leaving behind anguish and lamentations across the nation. Interestingly, these vital components of […]
