New Year Bloodshed In Niger state: 42 killed in deadly terror attacks
Bandits have again stormed a community in Niger State during which no fewer than 42 persons, including children were said to have been killed while scores were also said to have been abducted.
Joel Onafowokan, a shining gift to humanity – Utomi
Jerome-Mario Utomi in a statement made available to newsmen poured encomium on Dr. Joel Onafowokan, a Nigerian physician in the United States of America describing him as a rare breed with immense positive values.
Ikotun residents hail Police in combating crime
RESIDENTS of Ikotun area in Lagos State have commended the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, and the Commander, Command Tactical team Ijegun Annex, for reducing crime and tackling criminals.
11 months after strike: Union warns workers against violence
THE Association of Concerned Local Government Workers, ACLGW, in Osun State, yesterday, urged workers returning to work to eschew violence and adhere to the ethics of their professions.
NCDMB launches five-ay STEM capacity-building training for teachers in host communities
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has commenced a five-day capacity-building training programme for teachers in oil and gas host communities, with a strong focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education.
WAACSP targets regulation of virtual assistant industry
West Africa Association of Customer Service Professionals, WAACSP, has concluded plans to commence a comprehensive Virtual Assistant resource portal in the first quarter of 2026. Head of Administration, WAACSP, Christian Anozie, in a statement, said it was designed to create an accessible, trusted and scalable marketplace to support the rapidly growing virtual assistance industry. Anozie […]
