Girl suffers deformed finger after family burns her over N500
A 12-year-old girl has suffered a severe burn and permanent deformity to her index finger after a family she was staying with allegedly punished her by burning the finger over an accusation that she stole N500.
Why varsities, polys fail to access TETFUND —BOT Chair
THE Chairman, Board of Trustees, Tertiary Education Trust Fund, TETFUND, Dr. Musa Babayo, yesterday, lamented that tertiary institutions in the country have failed to access billions of naira from the Fund over the years due to improper documentation of proposals and incomplete renditions of returns on the part of beneficiaries.
ASUP/COEASU strikes: Wike shuns meeting with Senate again
Supervising Minister of Education, Sen. Nyesom Wike, was on Tuesday absent at a meeting with the Senate to resolve the grievances of the striking Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP and the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Unions, COEASU. This is the second of such meetings Wike has shunned
Anglican Bishop tasks lecturers on morality, fear of God
THE Bishop of Asaba Diocese of the Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. J. N. Mogekwu, has admonished academic staff of Delta State Polytechnic, Ogwashi-Uku, to work in the light of God and teach with dignity, morality and fear of God.
‘How industrial ecology principles can help industries’
In order to create jobs and contribute to the development of their host state, researchers at the American University of Nigeria, Yola, Adamawa State, are working towards improving the economic and environmental efficiency of all the industries in the state.
From Europe with tales of woe
From available information, life has become a tale of hopelessness, indeed one big hell, for many Nigerians who left their country to seek for greener pastures abroad.
