Protesting students ground Eha-Amufu Fed Poly
Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu in Isi-Uzo Local Government Area of Enugu State was yesterday, thrown into pandemonium by students protesting “total collapse of security structure and exploitation by the management of the institution.”
Employers seek workers alliance for survival
EMPLOYERS in the Chemical and Non-Metallic Products sector, are seeking for collaboration between workers and employers on industrial relations issues to ensure job security, growth and survival.
Clark lauds Okowa’s peace agenda, calls for its sustainability
Chief Ebikeme Clark, Executive Assistant on Conflict Resolution to Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, the Delta State governor, has commended his boss for tailoring his even development strides and programmes in the state from the peace and security agenda.
NBC trains 16,000 youth entrepreneurs
Nigerian Bottling Company (NBC) says it has trained over 16,000 entrepreneurs in its Youth Empowered Nigeria programme as 500 unemployed youths are trained in business and life’s skills in Calabar.
Lukaku: Inter fans’group defend monkey chants
A section of the Inter Milan ultras group ‘Curva Nord’ has insisted the monkey chants aimed at Romelu Lukaku by Cagliari fans were not meant to be racist.
Ruiz Jr to ‘make more history’ against Joshua in contentious Saudi rematch
Heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz Jr promised on Wednesday that history would repeat itself when he takes on Anthony Joshua in December’s controversial rematch in Saudi Arabia.
