Our classrooms are empty, employ teachers – Rivers NUT tells Fubara
Teachers in Rivers State have decried deplorable state of schools in rural communities in the state, noting that the development was affecting learning process.
Apostle Suleman storms BO Int’l Stadium, prays for Sierra Leone President
Nigeria’s Apostle Johnson Suleman, has stormed Sierra Leone’s BO International Stadium. He held a record breaking crusade.
Norwegian playwright Jon Fosse wins Nobel Literature Prize
The Swedish Academy on Thursday awarded the Nobel Literature Prize to Norway’s Jon Fosse, whose plays are among the most widely staged of any contemporary playwright in the world.
Bridging inequality gaps panacea in attaining global health security – Enabulele
As members of the global medical body, the World Medical Association, WMA, converged in Kigali, Rwanda, at it 74th General Assembly, the outgoing President of the body, Dr Osahon Enabulele has advocated for the urgent need to bridge what he described as the widening health inequalities towards attaining Global Health Security for all.
US gives 1.1m bullets seized from Iran to Ukraine
The United States has sent approximately 1.1 million bullets seized from Iran last year to Ukraine, its military has said.
CSU certificate saga: Why S’Court may not admit fresh evidence – Lawyer
A former Chairman at the Nigerian Bar Association, Monday Ubani, has justified why the Supreme Court may not admit fresh evidence in the appeal of the judgment of the presidential election petition tribunal.
