ITF to train 11,100 youths for self sustenance
NO fewer than 11,100 unemployed Nigerians are to be trained by the Industrial Training Fund, ITF, as part of efforts of the Federal Government towards solving the problem of unemployment in the country. The training programme, which had already taken off in many states of the federation, would expose the trainees to over 30 trades and crafts.
Edo NMA blasts JOHESU over incessant strikes
BENIN—THE Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, in Edo State, has faulted the leadership of Joint Health Sector Union, JOHESU, over what it described as its deliberate acts to frustrate other departments in the health sector due to their incessant strike actions.
‘S-East Devt Fund ‘ll stop IPOB agitations’
Owerri—A community leader in Owerri West Local Government Area of Imo State, Mr. Onyekachi Elezianya, yesterday, called on the South-East governors to establish development fund for the region to quell the ag
MAN backs tax holidays for road projects
MANUFACTURERS Association of Nigeria, MAN, has thrown its weight behind federal government’s proposed tax holidays for road projects being undertaken by the private sector. The association said the incentive is in line with provisions in the new Road Trust Fund, RTF, policy, an initiative of the government to improve the country’s roads.
Zambia no strangers to Eagles — Rohr
Super Eagles coach, Gernot Rohr has said that the Super Eagles will not be strangers to the Chipolopolo of Zambia when they clash in Uyo this Saturday in a 2018 FIFA World Cup qualifier, even as he acknowledged that the visitors were a very good side.
Zambia playing mind games to stop Eagles — Amoo
Former Super Eagles assistant coach, Fatai Amoo has dismissed as mere mind games the antics by the Zambians to halt Nigeria’s qualification for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
