Edo 2020: Security agencies express concern over spate of violence

BENIN CITY — IN what looked like a case of abandonment, security agencies after a log silence yesterday, expressed concern over the security situation in Edo State,  saying what started like political differences has degenerated to disruption of meetings and shockingly to the use of explosives on private residences and urged politicians to play by the rule of the game as the world watches the tate governorship election.
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Don warns against indiscriminate consumption of mushrooms

A PROFESSOR of Food  Microbiology and Mycology has warned members of the public to desist from eating mushrooms indiscriminately especially when in doubt about its true identity, saying such act could lead to death or serious injury. 

NPA’s retirees petition FG over BoI building

THE Nigerian Ports Authority Pensioners Welfare Association, NPAPWA, has threatened to petition the presidency if urgent steps were not taken to revert the Bank of Industry, BoI, Building located on Marina Street in Lagos, to the Superannuation or Legacy Fund of the NPA.

NGO to recruit 400 fellows as basic school teachers

ANON-Governmental  Organisation, the Teach For Nigeria, TFN, is set to recruit 400 fellows that will serve as basic school teachers in continuation of its efforts to provide solid foundation for Nigerian youths at the basic education level. The teachers are to be deployed in understaffed schools mostly located in rural areas.

Employable skills: How to bridge disconnect between industries, varsities — Kathy Daniels

ASSOCIATE Pro-Vice-Chancellor International, Aston University, Birmingham, United Kingdom, Kathy Daniels, has said the only way to bridge the disconnect between industries and universities regarding the employable skills required by industries from university graduates is to work closely with the industries and know what they want. She noted that after knowing what the industries want, they should be able to influence the universities to teach their students such skills that would make them employable by the industries.

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