UNESCO partners FG to strengthen early childhood care
The UN Educational, Scientific Organisation (UNESCO) on Tuesday said it was implementing an Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) project in collaboration with the Federal Government to improve childcare in community children.
Floods leave more than 22 families homeless in central-southern Rwanda
Heavy rain in several parts of Kamonyi, a district in the central-southern Rwanda, destroyed many houses, leaving more than 22 families homeless.
Navy recruit graduates with 2:1 and upper credit HND
Suitable and qualified graduates are currently been recruited by the Nigerian Navy force, newsmen report.
Rivers PDP blasts APC for linking Gov Wike to Army vaccine scare
Panic griped most primary and secondary schools in Rivers State, yesterday, following a rumour which made rounds in the media that the Nigerian Army had stormed schools with free immunization against Monkey pox, which hitherto was squashed by the Nigerian Army.
President Xi pledges to build “modern socialist country” for “new era”
President Xi Jinping of China on Wednesday pledged to build a “modern socialist country” for a “new era” that will be proudly Chinese and steadfastly ruled by the party but open to the world.
Somali police fire bullets to break up protest against bombing
Somali police on Wednesday opened fire to prevent a crowd of protesters demonstrating against Saturday’s deadly bombing from accessing the site of the attack, according to a Reuters witness.
