ONE YEAR IN OFFICE: Delta Assembly passes vote of confidence in Okowa
THE Delta State House of Assembly has passed a vote of confidence in Senator Ifeanyi Okowa for his leadership qualities and for proper management of the affairs of the state since he assumed office a year ago.
E-learning in schools’ll reduce mass failure, says expert
An educational technology/solution and affiliate service firm, Teslys Integrated Concept Limited, has explained how electronic learning solutions would improve students’ overall performance and reduce repeated cases of mass failure in public examinations.
NFF upgrades ‘Luxembourg’ Eagles for 2018 W/Cup
CHAIRMAN of the NFF Technical and Development Committee, Barrister Chris Green has hinted that at least ninety percent of the Super Eagles players that prosecuted the two friendlies against Mali and Luxembourg will be called up to the national team for the 2018 World Cup qualifiers.
Lepers colony students send SOS to Gov Amosun
Pupils of Radev Early Education Centre, Iberekodo, a school built for lepers’ children, have appealed to Governor Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun State for the provision of infrastructure and perimeter fencing of their school.
PDP CRISIS: BoT takes charge, vows to restore normalcy
The Board of Trustees (BoT), of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, formally took over the party’s national secretariat yesterday, promising that it would do everything to ensure that normalcy returned to the party as soon as possible.
Nigeria loses $565.8m in unpaid OPLs, OMLs fees
NIGERIA loses $565.8 million due to the inability of the Department of Petroleum Resources ,DPR, to hold oil companies to their commitments in agreements, culminating in the award of Oil Prospecting Licences ,OPLs, and OIL Mining Leases, OMLs, the House of Representatives Ad-hoc Committee probing alleged fraud in the allocation of OPLs, OMLs, has said.
