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Ihedioha, Ohakim, others blast Okorocha

Ihedioha, Ohakim, others blast Okorocha

Angry reactions have continued to trail the creation of Ministry of Happiness and Couples Fulfilment by Governor Rochas Okorocha and the subsequent appointment of his sister, Mrs. Ogechi Ololo to superintend over the Ministry.

DAME AWARD: ‘Media going through most critical time’

DAME AWARD: ‘Media going through most critical time’

lagos—The organisers of the Dame Award for media excellence have said the economic hardship in Nigeria is affecting the media, lamenting that the industry is going through the most critical time of its life.

PDP Convention: Govs won’t force National Chairman on party —Okowa

PDP Convention: Govs won’t force National Chairman on party —Okowa

CHAIRMAN of the PDP National Elective Convention Committee and governor of Delta State, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has said the party’s governors are not supporting one chairmanship candidate, dismissing rumours that the governors were forcing a national chairman on the party as false. Okowa who made the clarification in a television chat, said: “In most of […]

100 technical graduates to get Dangote  jobs

100 technical graduates to get Dangote jobs

The Dangote Group is set to employ over 100 graduates from the five technical colleges in Lagos, the Executive Secretary, Lagos State Technical and Vocational Education Board, LASTVEB, Mrs Lara Erogbogbo has said.

Winners emerge in UCMAS national contest

Winners emerge in UCMAS national contest

A total of 24 students emerged winners in their respective categories at the maiden UCMAS competition organised by Universal Concept of Mental Arithmetic System (UCMAS) Nigeria, a professional educational organisation, which took place at St. Leo Catholic Private School, Ikeja, Lagos, recently.

Naira depreciates to N360.93 in I&E

Naira depreciates to N360.93 in I&E

The naira, Wednesday, depreciated to N360.93 per dollar in the Investor and Exporter (I&E) window while the volume of dollars traded rose by 62 per cent.