UTME: We’ve not cancelled results, says JAMB
ABUJA — THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has debunked reports in some quarters that it cancelled some results of the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME.
COVID-19: LASG religious leaders bicker over plan shutdown of churches, mosques
By Olasunkanmi Akoni Representatives of Lagos State Government and religious leaders at a closed-door meeting have failed to reach an agreement after several hours of deliberation on the planned move to shut down religious houses in the state. The measure, according to the state government is in furtherance to the efforts of the government at […]
Consumption of local foods can aid longevity, productivity, says FUTA don
By Mary Obaebor A PROFESSOR of Biotechnology and Food Product Development has said that consumption of local foods such as African oil bean (Ugba), African yam bean, tiger nut, fluted pumpkin, African star apple and snake tomato, have the potential to aid longevity and promote good health and vitality due to the potent antioxidant properties that […]
Work hard to achieve your dreams, Salami urges new intakes
VICE-Chancellor, University of Benin, Prof. Lilian Salami has urged freshers of the Federal College of Education, Technical, Lagos to work assiduously to achieve their dreams and aspirations.
Cleric repairs public primary school, pledges to do more
A PUBLIC primary school, the Ziongate Church African School, Alakuko, Ogun State, that has been in derelict condition for years is being renovated by Prophet Israel Oladele Ogundipe of Celestial Church of Christ, Genesis Global Parish.
COVID-19: Why we restrict students movements —Babcock
BABCOCK University’s President/Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ademola Tayo, has called for the understanding of students regarding the temporary restriction of movement out of campus.
