Kaduna State Govt. trains 5,834 primary school teachers
Kaduna State Government has conducted a training exercise for 5, 834 primary school teachers on improving reading and writing ability of pupils within the last two months.
Senate confirms 7as CCB Chairman, board members, drops one from Edo
ABUJA- THE Senate, Wednesday confirmed the appointment of Dr. Muhammed Isah from Jigawa State representing the North West zone as chairman of the Code of Conduct Bureau, CCB.
No-work, no-pay principle to apply during strike – FEC
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved the implementation of the no-work, no pay principle when workers go on strike in the federal public service.
2019: Sanwo-Olu will continue my legacy – Ambode
Ahead of the 2019 governorship election in Lagos, the State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, has assured citizens that his programmes and policies would be sustained by an All Progressives Congress, APC governor in the state.
Breaking: Fayemi declares free education in Ekiti
Ado-Ekiti-The Ekiti State Governor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, has abolished the education development levy introduced by the government of Mr. Ayodele Fayose in all primary and secondary schools in the state.
Mother, 4 children electrocuted in Niger
A mother, Asmau Shehu and her four children: Yusuf, Rabiat, Ummul, and Hadi have been electrocuted in Anguwan Sarkin Hausawa, Bosso Local Government Area of Niger.
DELSU: Planned relocation of engineering faculty will cause crisis, disharmony, confusion, Senator Manager warns
ABUJA- SENATOR James Manager, Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Delta South has warned against the planned relocation of the Faculty of Engineering of the Delta State University, DELSU from its present location, Oleh Campus to the Abraka Main Campus, just as he said that it ill timed and unnecessary for the overall interest of the people of the State.
Zamfara students seek govt help over new tuition fees
The National Union of Zamfara State Students has appealed to the state government to help offset the news tuition fees charged students by Sokoto State University.
Ibori drags UK to EU Court of Human Rights
Chief James Onanefe Ibori has instructed his lawyers to drag the United Kingdom to the Court of Appeal at the European Court of Human Rights.
FG gave me $40m to halt oil flow disruption in N/D, not contract – Robert, GEJ’s cousin
Former President Goodluck Jonathan’s cousin, Azibaola Robert, opened up on the $40 million given to his company, Oneplus in 2013, saying that the money was for him to use his expertise and knowledge of the Niger Delta to halt to oil flow disruption by militants and not a contract.
2019: Group wants party candidates to address electorate on housing agenda
The Housing Development Advocacy Network, an NGO, says it will hold town hall meeting for party candidates to address housing stakeholders and electorate on their agenda for housing and construction sector.
