NAICOM moves to improve service delivery
In a bid to give its employee a voice in the regulatory body and a sense of belonging, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM) assembled all cadres of its staff to chat ways of improving efficiency, increase revenues and reduce expenses in the coming year. The Commission last weekend gathered its entire rank and file staff from across the nation to Abuja for a two-day retreat in order to put the ideas from the cadres of staff into use ahead of 2016 operation.
Abia govt to introduce free meals in primary schools
UMUAHIA—ABIA State government said it would soon commence serving free meals to primary schools pupils in the State.
Skill acquisition: Bettering youths with disabilities via FOTD initiative
Friends of Special People (FOSP) also known as Friends of the Disabled (FOTD), Vocational Centre, weekend, send forth about 11 youths with disabilities who have made up their minds to survive by accepting and learning skills that includes them into the main stream of the Society. Some of the graduates acquired various skills from vocations in shoe and leather works, Tailoring, Fish farming and Help services.
I’m committed to workers’ welfare – Gov Emmanuel
Uyo—Akwa Ibom State governor, Mr. Udom Emmanuel, has said that his administration was committed to the welfare of workers in the employment of the state government.
Alleged false information against ex-UNIBEN VC: EFCC prosecutes petitioner
BENIN—An Edo State High Court sitting in Benin, has granted bail to one Mr Kehinde Samuel who is being prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for giving the commission false information against the former Vice Chancellor of the University of Benin, UNIBN, Prof. Osayuki Oshodin.
Forgive our father’s wrongs, late Olu’s children urge Itsekiri nation
WARRI—CHILDREN of the late Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse II, have urged the Itsekiri nation to forgive their father of any wrong he might have done during his reign.
