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WAEC deploys e-marker for exams to meet global best practice

WAEC deploys e-marker for exams to meet global best practice

Authorities of the West African Examinations Council, WAEC, in line with global best practices, Wednesday said, it has introduced e-marker in examination process, beginning with the ongoing November/December examination nationwide.

We ‘ve confidence in your leadership, Obama tells Buhari

We ‘ve confidence in your leadership, Obama tells Buhari

resident Muhammadu Buhari has assured President Barack Obama of the United States of America that his government was making frantic efforts to resolv the crisis in the Niger Delta region which he said has led to economic sabotage on a grand scale.

The worst things about living alone in Lagos

The worst things about living alone in Lagos

Lagos City is highly populated and as such, its inhabitants opt for all sorts of living arrangements from estate settlements to shared flats and hostels. While these accommodation options have their own unique perks, a majority (especially those who are single) tend to prefer arrangements where they get to live alone.

Why Buhari is not the plagiarist

Why Buhari is not the plagiarist

DURING the tenure of one of our past presidents, I was given a publication to distil some of its content for use in another publication. The publication, a “Mid-term Report” of the president’s administration, featured inputs from various ministries, departments and agencies. It was meant to project the goals and achievements of the government of the day. And, not surprisingly, its foreword was signed by the then incumbent president, an indication that his government endorsed it at the highest level.

Osinbajo shifts blame again

Osinbajo shifts blame again

How we respond to an issue is in many cases more important than the issue itself. And one such issue is the current economic travails Nigeria is currently grappling with.

BIAFRA: Rights group writes UN over alleged Buhari’s interference in Kanu’s case

BIAFRA: Rights group writes UN over alleged Buhari’s interference in Kanu’s case

ENUGU—The International Society for Civil Liberties and the rule of law, Intersociety has charged President Muhammadu Buhari to end what it termed his obvious meddlesomeness in the case of the leader of Indigenous People of Biafra, Nnamdi Kanu and the Judiciary and to direct the Attorney-General of the Federation, AGF, to either prove the Federal Government’s allegation that Kanu committed treasonable felony or withdraw the bogus charges against him for want of evidence.

‘Why we withdrew our children from private schools’

‘Why we withdrew our children from private schools’

AS school children resume from the long vacation, Vanguard investigations revealed that parents have commenced withdrawing their children from private schools to public ones, attributing their action to the harsh economic situation in the country.

Nigeria must consider oil asset sales – Saraki

Nigeria must consider oil asset sales – Saraki

MEMBERS of the National Union of Textile, Garment and Tailoring Workers of Nigeria, NUTGTWN, few days ago, gathered in the ancient city of Benin, Edo State, for the union’s 28th Annual National Education conference, to review the socio-economic situation of the country as it affects the Textile and Garment sector.