Fake doctor nabbed in Calabar over N500,000 UCTH job scam
A 39-year-old man, Udeme Emmanuel Ekpeme, has been arrested by the Cross River State Police Command for allegedly posing as a medical doctor and swindling a woman of Five Hundred Thousand Naira with a promise of securing hospital jobs for her children.
Dangote recruits 200 graduates of Technical Colleges
IN compliance with the agreement reached between the Dangote conglomerates and Lagos State to encourage youths in the industrial drive of the economy, Dangote is set to employ 200 graduates of Technical Colleges in Lagos.
Stakeholders insist on vocational skills as solution to unemployment
THE tragic stampede that marred the March 15, recruitment of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), may have come and gone, even buried under the carpet, but the memories of how over one million Nigerian youths scrambled for just 4, 500 job placements, will indeed continue to reverberate in the minds of many concerned Nigerians
AUN, US College collaborate on peace journalism
Students of the American University of Nigeria and Earlham College in Indiana, USA, are participating in a joint course on Peace Journalism for the 2014 spring semester
Daniel Apori conferred with GLIMA in Ghana
Dr Daniel Apori has been conferred with the Global Leader of Integrity Merit Award (GLIMA) for honesty, educational development, transparency and accountability in leadership
Our research policy must be people-oriented—SAM MOMAH
GENERAL Sam Momah (re-tired) was Nigeria’s former Minister of Science and Technology. A military man, first class civil engineer, author, Momah has a doctorate degree in Strategic Studies. In this chat with Vanguard in his office at Abuja recently, he says for Nigeria to move forward technologically and otherwise, her research policy must be people-oriented, have a mass appeal and must be of maximum benefit to the maximum number of people.
