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Gorau under siege: Bandits kill four, shoot seven, abduct four

Gorau under siege: Bandits kill four, shoot seven, abduct four

By Musa Ubandawaki, Sokoto SOKOTO — Gorau village in Goronyo Local Government Area of Sokoto State was plunged into fresh mourning on Wednesday after armed bandits invaded the community, killing four residents, shooting seven others and abducting four people. The attack came only days after a devastating boat accident at the Gorau crossing point reportedly […]
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Labour seeks fresh skills for union mgt

Labour seeks fresh skills for union mgt

When you negotiate remember always never to negotiate alone, never make a deal without agreement of members and maintain unity while negotiating

Recession: SHRM tasks businesses, govt on human capital investment

Recession: SHRM tasks businesses, govt on human capital investment

THE Society for Human Resource Management, SHRM, has challenged organisations in the private and public sectors to see strategic investment in human capital as the right thing to do during recession, as being faced by Nigeria. SHRM, which is the world’s largest association, devoted to human resource management, representing more than 250,000 members in over 140 countries, made the call during the seventh Future-Ready Human Resource Conference organised by SHRM, Nigeria in Lagos.

Rain destroys 150 houses in Kano

Rain destroys 150 houses in Kano

A downpour that lasted several hours, Tuesday, at Gwarzo Local Government Area of Kano State reportedly destroyed no fewer than 150 houses, submerged several hectares of farmland.

Unijos fights plagiarism among students

Unijos fights plagiarism among students

THE University of Jos has disclosed it will introduce plagiarism detectives in the institution to ascertain the originality of students’ works as well as train students on responsible uses of internet and social media platforms.

Teens unite, bridges gap between private, public schools

Teens unite, bridges gap between private, public schools

AS part of efforts to mark 2017 childrens’s day, Teens Unite, a non governmental organisation, NGO hosted students in Lagos to a talent hunt tagged, “ Harnessing talents for his Kingdom.” The event had students from private and public schools such as Honeyland School, Gowon Estate, Ipaja, Doregos Private Academy, Abesan Comprehensive Junior Secondary School, Faith Heritage and Jakande Comprehensive Senior Secondary School, competed in bible quiz, choreography, music and orchestral performances and drama display.