The Government of Imo State has started tinkering with modalities for resumption of schools in the state, even as it disclosed it has uncovered unequal rot in Imo State University.
Other News190- Page
2114Articles
The Federal Ministry of Education has said Nigerian secondary final year students will not be participating in the upcoming West African Examination Council (WAEC) examinations. The Minister of Education, Mallam
A Bill to protect students in the nation’s tertiary institutions against sexual harassment has successfully passed third reading in the Senate on Tuesday. The Bill titled: “A Bill for an
The World Bank Board has approved $750 million facility for the Nigerian Power Sector in a bid to support the Buhari administration in providing constant power supply to Nigerians. The
By ABIA NZELU “Goodness is the only investment that never fails. Those who bring sunshine cannot keep it from themselves.” — Thor The first Sunday in June every year (Sunday,
As the world anxiously await a cure for COVID-19 (Coronavirus), the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) on Wednesday raised
Again, Nigeria has recorded 387 new cases of Covid – 19, hitting a total number 9, 302 cases. While some cases have been enmeshed in controversy, what is consistent is
Nigeria’s asset management organisation, Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AM-CON) has shown an understanding with stakeholders, urging the federal government to bailout the aviation sector, adducing reason that airlines and
The Chief of Air Staff, Sadique Abubakar on Monday announced that ventilators locally produced by the Nigeria Air Force (NAF) are now ready for use and will soon be unveiled.
Governor Hope Uzodimma on Thursday raised concern that if the Imo State University Teaching Hospital (IMSUTH), Orlu is sick, then the entire health sector of the state is in trouble.
