For Lovers: 5 Rules to Avoid Trouble on Facebook
Facebook has abruptly ended many loving relationships. This is not only restricted to singles but also married people. There have been reports of how Facebook has wrecked relationships due to the ease at which users meet new friends and reconnect with their exes. Hence, partners have to be conscious and careful with the way they use social media. Here are some rules you can religiously follow to prevent getting into trouble while using Faceboo
Why Senate should pass Sexual Harassment Bill —Omo-Agege
Senator Obaisi Omo-Agege, has stressed the need for the Senate to quickly pass the Sexual Harassment in Tertiary Institutions Bill which is before it.
50 million Nigerians lack access to water—Minister
About 50 million Nigerians lack access to water, Engr. Suleiman Adamu, Water Resources Minister, has said
ECONOMIC RECESSION: Senate summons CBN gov, Finance Minister
ABUJA—WORRIED by the present economic state of the country, the Senate has summoned the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, and governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mr. Godwin Emefiele, to appear before it and brief the upper chambers on the monetary and fiscal policies adopted to salvage the current economic situation.
Herdsmen’s attacks: Police to train Enugu vigilante groups
Plans were, yesterday, concluded by the Enugu State Police Command on the training of 472 Neighborhood Watch Groups to compliment security services at grassroots level to forestall attacks by Fulani herdsmen in any community in the state.
3, 000 accounts operated by ghost workers uncovered in Kogi
COMMITTEE handling the screening and verification exercise of civil servants in Kogi State, has uncovered 3000 accounts operated by ghost workers.
