Otor-Edo: Delta’s forgotten clay goldmine
Today (Tuesday), with banners rising and PowerPoints flashing on Day 2, the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit peaked in Asaba as host Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, other state actors, and CEOs negotiated Unlocking potentials and a Made in Delta agenda for a global audience.
2 teachers rape, infect 10 students
Doctors in an undisclosed hospital are treating 10 secondary school students of a Lagos State government secondary school in Epe, who were infected with Sexually Transmitted Diseases, STDs, after allegedly being raped by two of their teachers.
When I’m broke, I vandalise transformers—Grandfather
A grandfather of three and a trained electrician, Oladele Elegbede, 54, weekend, told operatives of the Rapid Response Squad, RRS, that he vandalises transformers whenever he is broke.
Apapa: The pathetic story of neglected gateway to Nigeria’s economy
While the port sector has generated about N37 trillion over the years, Customs daily revenue generation stands at N23.1 billion
Communal crisis: UNICEF pledges collaboration with Benue govt to provide succour for victims
The United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, has expressed its willingness to partner the Benue state government extend support to vulnerable victims of communal clashes in the state.
Nigeria may end up with a generation of uneducated people — Imole Adeyeri
10.5million is a staggering figure(population of Libya and Liberia combined) and if nothing is done Nigeria may end up with a generation of uneducated people in the nearest future
