Foundation urges NASS to revisit 35% Affirmative Action
AS agitations from various parts of the country threaten unity and peace the Nation First Foundation, NFF, has tasked women to synergise in nation building and conflict resolution.
Naira appreciates to N359.7/$ as External reserve hits $31.35bn
The naira yesterday appreciated below N360 per dollar for the first time in the Investors and Exporters (I&E) window due to increased dollar supply.
18 secondary school students nominated for US exchange programme
ABUJA—The United States, U.S. Embassy has nominated 18 secondary school students from Nigeria to participate in the 2017 Youth Exchange Study (YES) scheme for one year academic programme in different schools in the U.S.
Paris Club: Council workers lay ambush for govs over unpaid salaries
LEADERSHIP of the National Union of Local Government Employees, NULGE has warned state governors not to force the union into declaring industrial action in the country by not utilizing the recent Paris Club refund to offset all backlog of its members salaries.
How I made 9A1s, TOEFL, SAT, got 4 scholarships abroad —Ezeani
MASTER Chimemezie Clinton Ezeani, 16, popularly called Professor, made 9 A1s in WASSCE, scored 1380 in SAT, 105 in TOEFL and 297 in UTME examinations.
We’ll prioritize corps members’ welfare —Ambode
LAGOS State governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has said that the government will prioritize the welfare of corps members posted to serve in the state, adding that it will continue to support the National Youths Service Corps, NYSC, in the state to achieve its objectives.
