After 30 years in service, physically challenged retired Lagos LG chief cries over unpaid benefits
A retired Head of Administration and Human Resources at Kosofe Local Government Area of Lagos State, Michael Olawale Odesanya, has lamented the delay in the payment of his retirement benefits after serving the local government system for 30 years.
UI 1967 class wants better facilities for tertiary institution students
AS the University of Ibadan class of 1967 marked its 50th anniversary after graduation, weekend, majority of them called on Federal and state governments to provide necessary facilities that are similar to what they enjoyed in the 60s.
700 foreign medical students bemoan victimization ahead of MDCN licence exams
ABOUT 700 foreign medical students who are about to write the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria, MDCN, licensing examination have expressed frustration over the ill treatment meted out at them during the 12-week remedial course in Ilorin.
JAMB bans pens, watches at 2018 UTME
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), organiser of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), has banned the use of wrist watches and pens, including eye glasses during the conduct of its 2018 test.
Corruption trial: Is NJC anti-graft panel dead on arrival?
Salami who was initially picked by the NJC to head the committee, rejected the offer, maintaining that “the whole exercise would tantamount to time wasting and a huge theatrical show”
2 arrested, one killed over kidnapping of four British optician in Delta state
Two suspected militants who took part in the kidnapping and killing of a British optician, Dr Ian Squire, in Burutu area of Delta State, have been arrested by operatives of the Inspector General of Police Special Intelligence Response Team, IRT, while another member of the gang was killed during an exchange of gunfire.
