Video: Kidnappers threatened to kill us after one month — Rescued NYSC member
A rescued National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, David Ayodele, has recounted the harrowing experience he and other abductees endured after being kidnapped and taken into a forest in Kogi State.
Students, teachers decry dearth of learning space in Jos
IN 2007, when the then administration of former Governor Jonah Jang of Plateau State declared a “state of emergency” in the education sub-sector due to the deplorable state of infrastructure in public schools in the state, many heaved a sigh of relief believing that the sub-sector would receive a boost that will make teaching and learning a desirable exercise.
Jamb office: Operation python dance
Operation python dance
Education gets priority in Plateau 2018 budget
IN order to revamp the decaying education sector, the Plateau State Government has allocated 16.92 per cent of its 2018 budget to the sector with the aim of completing ongoing projects in public schools.
Why we’re focusing on Africa, Caribbean discourse—- IADS Director
DIRECTOR, Institute of Africa & Diaspora Studies, IADS, University of Lagos, UNILAG, Prof. Muyiwa Falaiye has said the newly formed institute in partnership with the University of West Indies, was aimed at discussing timely and relevant issues about Africa, the Caribbean and the world at large.
Youths urged to use social media to demand accountability from leaders
PRESIDENT, Humphrey Fellowship Alumni Association in Nigeria, Mojisola Onifade has urged youths who are afraid of the consequence of demanding accountability from their leaders to seek for alternative means through the social media.
