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FG commences disbursement of tertiary institution staff support fund

FG commences disbursement of tertiary institution staff support fund

The Federal Government has commenced the disbursement of funds under the Tertiary Institution Staff Support Fund (TISSF), designed to strengthen staff welfare, institutional productivity, and innovation across Nigeria’s tertiary education system. This is contained in a statement made in Abuja on Friday by the Director of Press and Public Relations, Federal Ministry of Education, Mrs […]
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Globacom crashes call rates

Globacom crashes call rates

Globacom has introduced a new tariff plan called “Go Infinito” which offers the rate of 25 kobo per second for calls to every network in Nigeria

Lagos: Industrial Court closes case on  doctors’ strike

Lagos: Industrial Court closes case on doctors’ strike

The National Industrial Court, yesterday, in Lagos, struck out the matter between the Lagos State government and the Lagos chapter of the Association of Resident Doctors on the ongoing strike by the doctors.

Uduaghan is a mistake – Omo-Agege

Uduaghan is a mistake – Omo-Agege

A governorship aspirant in Delta State, Chief Ovie Omo-Agege, says the incumbent governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, is the greatest mistake ever made by political leaders of Urhobo extraction.

How they murdered Kaduna lawyer – Wife

How they murdered Kaduna lawyer – Wife

Unidentified gunmen yesterday shot and killed a Kaduna-based legal practitioner who is also a chieftain of the Niger Delta Peoples Forum, Chief Jimmy Omogbereme, at his Malali residence in Kaduna metropolis.

N600bn: Uduaghan asks  Omo-Agege to prove allegation

N600bn: Uduaghan asks Omo-Agege to prove allegation

GOVERNOR Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State has challenged one of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship aspirants in the state, Chief Ovie Omo-Agege, who accused him of mismanaging N600 billion funds belonging to substantiate his claim.

Over 7,000 Facebook supporters back Jonathan

Over 7,000 Facebook supporters back Jonathan

LESS than 48 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan announced his intention on Wednesday morning to declare for the 2011 Presidential polls, today, in Abuja, more than 7,000 followers on his Facebook site have thrown their weight behind him, saying God has ordained him and no man can stop him.