Gumi took my Moroccan wife from me, says Kaduna businessman
By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo KADUNA — A Kaduna-based businessman, Nasir Musa Idris, has accused prominent Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, of taking custody of his Moroccan wife, Khadija Diab, after he took her to the cleric’s residence for counselling. Idris, who made the allegation in an interview with RFI Hausa, the Hausa service of Radio France […]
CANMPEL seeks link between manpower production, labour market
THERE is no doubt that many Nigerians and organisations are concerned over the alarming rate of unemployment especially among army of able-bodied college graduates in the country and several suggestions have been proffered as panacea.
UNIBEN’s visitation panel sheds light on VC Nwanze’s tenure
Some interesting revelations on how the University of Benin was administered under the Vice Chancellorship of Prof. Emmanuel Nwanze have emerged from the report of the visitation panel to the institution that was recently submitted to the Federal Ministry of Education.
Reactivate economy, create jobs, ILO tells governments
The Director-General of the International Labour Organisation, ILO , Mr. Juan Somavia, has called on nations of the world to reactivate the real economy and create jobs as a way of emerging from the current global recession.
ASUU flays NUC, OOU governing council over sacked lecturers
The academic Staff Union of Universities,ASUU, has flayed the Governing Council of Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye in Ogun State, and National Universities Commission, NUC, over the present crisis of mass disengagement of staff rocking the institution.
Education policy makers undergo training in research techniques
Top officials of state Ministries of Education, Educational Resource Centres and State Universal Basic Education Boards who are in charge of policy making have been exposed to a training in modern research techniques where they were told of the need to base decisions and implementation of policies and programmes on research findings.
