From ‘Global Textile City’ to study tours in Benin Republic: The shame of Nigeria
It is sobering to see the Vice President of Nigeria lead a team of Governors to the Benin Republic to study the operations of a textile mill
Saraki’s case: Is Buhari’s anti-corruption agenda crumbling?
Nigerians won’t buy into the Buhari and Osinbajo’s anti-corruption agenda if they can’t even challenge corrupt behaviours within their own government
NUT pleads for donation to public schools
THE Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, has pleaded for donations to public schools, which it said are populated by children of the poor. The group said that though government is doing its best in funding of public schools, complementary donations are required from philanthropists.
Funding of varsities: Each institution gets over N1 bn yearly – TETfund
The policy of Education Tax should again be re-appraised with a view to making high impact industries and organisations contribute adequately to funding of higher education in Nigeria
How Nigeria returned to ILO Governing Board after 10 years
There will be inflow of technical assistance on varying specialised areas especially labour laws, finance, production, skill acquisition, job creation, general labour administration
Corona student emerges overall second best in AISEN Art contest
A STUDENT of Corona Secondary School Agbara, Nzube Okoye, has emerged the overall second best in the recently concluded 15th edition of Association of International Schools Educators of Nigeria Art Competition League.
