Plateau Water Board Explosion: 112 still in hospitals

Jos—The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has confirmed that 112 injured persons were still on admission in four hospitals, following last Saturday’s explosion of Chlorine cylinder used for water treatment at Lamingo plant of Plateau State Water Board.
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Buhari’s futile visit to Obama

AMERICA has long been regarded as Nigeria’s strategic ally. In fact, Nigeria has essentially been modelled after the USA. When oil boom derailed our economy in the 1970s and 1980s, we set out to transfer the economy to the private sector. We removed government from the business of doing business. Before then in 1979, we […]

Vocation and technical education: A key to improving Nigeria’s development (2)

As the Roman historian, Plutarch (AD 46-120?) had noted “The mind is not a vessel to be filled but a fire to be kindled.” Given their corrupt and greedy lifestyles, Nigeria’s leaders do not seem to care about integrity or moral values. They are good at predicting the future without creating it. As Peter Drucker has observed, “If you want to predict the future, create it.”

Courteville nets N250.6m half-year pre-tax profit

If one puts Honda’s planned production of 1,000 per annum beside that figure it is a drop in the ocean. Honda’s entry is a good start and a vote of confidence in the sustainable buying power of Nigerians but it will not make a dent any time soon. For the near future, the needs of the majority of car buyers in Nigeria can only be met by imports because these manufacturers’ efforts are mere drops in the ocean.

ASUU asks FG to probe JAMB’s expected N1bn scratch card income

Ibadan—ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Ibadan Chapter has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to probe alleged over N1billion that will be generated from sale of scratch cards to candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions across the country.

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