Alarm, as private varsities can’t enrol enough students
It was observed during this period that the threat to qualitative university education was so real that its subsequent devastating effect in Nigeria would be irreparable hence the promulgation of Decree No. 19 of 1984 and 16 of 1985 to sanitise the system. The growing increase in the number of prospective candidates for admission into universities and increasing inability of existing public universities to cope with the increase in demand for university placement, necessitated a review of the 1984 ban.
Police rescue kidnapped medical doctor
Security operatives in Ebonyi state have rescued a kidnapped medical doctor, Dr. Johnson Obuna by unknown gunmen barely a day after his abduction. Dr. Obuna was kidnapped on Tuesday around 9pm at his private hospital at Aguogboriga Estate in Abakaliki while he was about leaving from the day’s work.
Is budgetting drowning strategic planning in your organisation?
Most organisations have missed it. How? They have allowed the budget to drive the organisation’s vision. Such organisations have worked day and night to develop a well outline budget but may not have realised the need to develop a strategic plan first. For the purpose of clarity, your organisation’s vision and the strategic plan are what drive your budget, and not vice versa.
First 100 days: APC faults PDP in Delta
ASABA—THE All Progressive Congress, APC, in Delta State, has condemned the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, for celebrating the first 100 days of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa administration, claiming that “everyone in Delta knows there is absolutely nothing to celebrate, but much to lament.”
Traits investors seek in entrepreneurs
Few companies get up and running without a bit of private capital giving them an extra boost. Attaining that capital means impressing seasoned investors and convincing them that your business, more than any other, is worthy of their time and money. Investors also consider factors such as personality traits of the entrepreneurs.
Poly lecturers protest Fr Osuagwu’s death
It is no longer news that an Obowo-born Claretian priest of the Catholic Church, Rev. Fr. Dr. Dennis Osuagwu, was murdered by yet-to-be identified assassins.
