10 NYSC members rescued from Kogi forest — DHQ
Man abducts, rapes, impregnates teenage girl.
MMPN praises Ambode on NAHCON awards
Corruption yet to be dealt with — Alarudeen
How NAHCON brought down 2017 Hajj fares
Touching lives via Sadaqatul-Jariyah
Young people trust less, but still happy: study
I have no apologies proscribing ASUU – Gov. Bello
Quack doctor infects 6-yr-old boy with HIV
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TETFUND responsible for 60% infrastructure devt in public tertiary institutions – Baffa
EXECUTIVE Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), Dr. Abdullahi Baffa, has stated that TETfund is responsible for over 60 per cent infrastructure development in public tertiary institutions in the country.
Work hard to make impact, educationist urges graduating students
DIRECTOR, Principal Consultant Learning Ltd, Mrs. Folasade Adefisayo has urged the 52 graduating students of Grace High School to work hard so as to make meaningful changes in the society, stating that they should see challenges in the society as opportunity to make an impact.
Cost-effective, easy to use water testing kit out soon
MOTIVATION: According to Dr. Patto, WaterScope was founded in 2015 with a mission to empower the bottom billions to secure clean water. It was based on a technology developed by Dr. Richard Bowman, one of the co-founders, at the University of Cambridge. “Our technology is a 3D-printed flexure microscope, capable of producing high-resolution images, down to two microns, using a range of imaging modes including transmitted-light, bright field, dark field, epi-illuminated fluorescence and phase contrast.”
Early school enrolment not a waste – Koiku
MANAGING Director of Chessington Montesorri School in Lagos, Mrs. Folashade Koiku has urged parents to enrol their babies into schools early, as such decision should not be termed as waste of money but effort to help the babies develop intellectually.
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