Tribute in honour of late Mrs. Oghogho Orumwense
LATE Mrs Oghogho Orumwense, has been described as a selfless mother and great daughter of the Benin Kingdom, who triumphed over the traditional gender prejudices and poverty that were predominant in her environment. A lecturer at the University of Benin, Dr Eddy Akpomera in a tribute in honour of late Mrs Orumwense said amongst the many visible positive evidence of her triumph in ensuring social class mobility for her family is her second son, Professor Faraday Osasere Orumwense, incumbent Vice – Chancellor, University of Benin, Benin City (UNIBEN), who is a mechanical engineer.
Kwankwaso bails 170 prison inmates in Kano
Former Governor of Kano State and Senator representing Kano Central senatorial district, Senator Rabi’u Kwankwaso on Friday, secured the release of 170 inmates from various prisons in Kano after paying their fines.
Resignation After Brexit: Buhari hails Cameron as courageous statesman
President Muhammadu Buhari has empathised with British Prime Minister David Cameron’s decision to resign in October.
Osinbajo: Nigeria needs Buhari now
Nigeria’s Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo on Friday, said that Nigeria currently needs President Muhammadu Buhari at the helm of affairs as a honest, straightforward and with a genuine heart.
FG launches SOP, PSSP to rid corruption in seaports
The federal government, yesterday, launched the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), the Nigerian seaports and the Port Service Support Portal (PSSP) to rid the country’s seaports of corruption.
Gana bemoans poor students-lecturer ratio, as 157 make first class in Covenant
Former Minister of Information and National Orientation, Professor Jerry Gana has lamented the poor students-lecturer ratio in the Nigerian university system, saying that it contradicts global practice of quality education.
