Re: Abia, NDDC and the rule of law

THE piece under the above headline by a former commissioner representing Abia State at the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Mr. Okey Nwaubani made claims that cannot be said to be true.
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Has internet replaced the brain of students?

OVER dependence on the internet: Speaking on the over dependence of students on the internet, a lecturer at the Federal University Ndufu Alike Ikwo, FUNAI , Ebonyi State , Prof. Ameh Dennis Akoh said that students void the essence of the internet by using it to cut corners by accessing quick information without necessarily dissecting books. He also frowned at students who surf the net without vetting the source of their information.

Delta govt assures Idumuje-Ugboko schools of full support

THE Delta State Government has assured schools in Idumuje-Ugboko communities of Aniocha North local government area of its preparedness to assist the schools in some of their educational challenges. The state government had also promised to channel all complaints such as lack of science and English teachers, dilapidated buildings in both primary and secondary schools to the appropriate quarters for immediate attention.

Do you really need dietary supplements?

We’re always hearing how a certain vitamin or herbal supplement will cure a chronic condition or drastically improve the quality of our lives. Information about dietary supplements is often confusing or unclear.

Let’s build strong institutions not strongmen

THE midnight raid of the homes of judges by agents of the Directorate of State Services, DSS, has triggered a national discourse on how best to deal with corruption in the Judiciary. Some have applauded it on the grounds that something drastic had to be done to either force the Judiciary to clean itself up or get it done for them by the Executive branch.

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