Go back to work, Delta govt tells striking teachers
DELTA State Government, weekend, said it was not owing secondary school teachers in the state salaries as they have no reason to continue their solidariry strike action with their primary school counterparts.
I’ve no case with EFCC —Chime
Enugu—A former governor of Enugu State, Mr Sullivan Chime, has said he is not aware of any case with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, as insinuated in some quarters. The News Agency of Nigeria in Enugu reports that Chime, however, agreed that he was invited once by the commission in respect of […]
What a hell it takes to get PhD in Nigeria
Since her second novel, What It Takes, was published, Dr Lola Akande has not stopped receiving commendations from colleagues and readers. At the moment, at least five universities have recommended the book for use in their schools.
Lagos marks 50 years with Isale Eko
Isale Eko, a satirical stage play, has been produced to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Lagos State at the Lagos state chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR.
Oshiomhole Versus Soludo at Vanguard Economic Forum
By Dele Sobowale I got some intelligence from my comrades in the system and we found out that the CBN under Soludo had just allocated COUPLE OF MILLIONS OF DOLLARS to two, as they were called, new generation banks shortly before the naira was devalued —Adams Oshiomhole, in Lagos, March 10, 2017. I want to […]
Afrocet Montgomery launches Cyber Security Summit
AFROCET Montgomery has announced plans to host the 2017 Securex West Africa Exhibition in conjunction with the launch of West African Cyber Security Summit (WACSS).
