Court vacates injunction against Ekere
Ebola: FG sets up 10-man medical c’ttee to tackle outbreak
Nigeria to serve as IsDB hub
2 docked over N8m stolen truck
Body of missing Lagos taxi driver found in morgue
45% of Nigerians hypertensive —Cardiologist
A-Ibom LG boss in trouble over alleged N50m fraud
Sokoto, UNICEF sign N2.8b MoU on health, education
‘Harmony, our greatest achievement in Kwara’
Firm trains engineers on challenges in elevators
NPC unveils 5-yr strategic plan
Cisco Nigeria hosts #GirlsPowerTech Day

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N-Delta students laud Irikefe’s rehabilitation of ex-agitators
FOR his efforts at changing the orientation of former Niger Delta militants, Dr Benjamin Irikefe, has bagged the award of the Niger Delta Personality of Inestimable Value and Role Model to the Younger Generation. The award was given to him by the National Association of Niger Delta Students NANDS.
At a well-attended ceremony in Warri, Delta State, National President of NANDS, Lucky Emonefe, while presenting the award to Irikefe, said the group had watched over time the activities of the man they described as the trainers’ trainer, not only in the Niger Delta region but the entire nation.
NANDS added that Irikefe, who is a training consultant with the Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs, had impacted lives in the region, hence the decision of the group to honour him.
According to Omonefe, who is a student of the University of Benin, Irikefe had turned many former militants “from gun-wielding militants to pen militants” in his efforts at repositioning the region for more development, adding such action makes him deserves the award more than anyone.”
In his acceptance speech, Irikefe thanked the association for counting him worthy of such a prestigious award.
He commended them for effectively running a regional body of students, a feat he noted was difficult to achieve, adding that he sees the award was a reward of not only excellence, but of selfless service to humanity.
Rivers govt to engage 22,000 repentant cultists
PORT HAR-COURT— Rivers State Government, yesterday, said it would soon engage in entrepreneurial skills, 22,000 repentant cultists who surrendered their arms in the state’s amnesty programme .
Again, Nigeria shines in USA varsity
By Fred Okopie A BAYELSAN, Perewari Victor Pere, has bagged a First Class Honours from Lincoln University, USA, emerging the overall best and named University Valedictorian. Bayelsa State Governor, Hon. Henry Seriake Dickson has described the 21 students on state government scholarship to the prestigious Lincoln University as worthy ambassadors, a pride to the state […]
Labour decries increasing de-industrialisation in Nigeria
ORGANISED Labour has decried the rate of de-industrialisation in Nigerian economy, lamenting that the manufacturing continues to decline faced with the challenge of inadequate power supply, high cost of credit, inadequate foreign exchange supply and depreciating value of the naira.
Lagos GTBank Principals Cup: Govt Senior College, Agege in goal feast
The quarter final matches of the GTBank sponsored Lagos Principals Cup were played Tuesday ans Wednesday at the Onikan Stadium.
Okowa’s aide sues for tolerance in Sapele
Sapele—The Special Assistant to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State on Security Matters, Mr. Omasa Mabiaku, has enjoined the people of Sapele to love themselves and work for the development of the town, rather than fostering ethnic crisis in the area.
World Bank invests $70m in Nigerian varsities
lauds Redeemers varsity’s role in 2014 Ebola crisis By Dayo Adesulu THE World Bank has disclosed that within five years, it would have expended $70 million projects in 10 Nigerian universities to boost science and technology and make them of global standard. The 10 benefitting varsities under African Centre for Excellence (ACE) are, Redeemers University, […]
We need N200bn to complete IPP project —Okowa
ASABA—GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, yesterday, said the Independent Power Plant, IPP, project in Oghara would gulp over N200 billion, saying the project might not be completed in his tenure due to present economic realities.
Meadow Hall Foundation rewards teachers
By Destiny Eseaga IN keeping to its promise and commitment to advance the education of the Nigerian child through improvement of the teaching profession and quality, Meadow Hall Foundation, a subsidiary of Meadow Hall Group, has rewarded three inspirational teachers in Lagos State, at the just concluded Inspirational Educator Awards 2017, organised in Lagos. The […]
AFBTE, SON collaborate on products quality
THE Standards Organisation of Nigeria, SON, and the Association of Food, Beverages and Tobacco Employers Association, AFBTE, are collaborating with a view to further promoting the quality of products manufactured by AFBTE.

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