Monthly Archive: July 2018
By Clare Nwaiwu The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has disclosed that functional mobile telephone lines in Nigeria have rose to 162.30 million in June. The communication regulator made the disclosure in the monthly Subscribers Operator Data … Read More »
By Clare Nwaiwu The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), Monday organized an awareness walk as part of activities to create awareness on the World Anti-Human Trafficking Day celebration. The walk … Read More »
By Clare Nwaiwu Following agitations by participants in the YouWin! Connect Programme, over the fate of their businesses, the Minister of Finance, Mrs. Kemi Adeosun has assured them that their grievances would be addressed. The … Read More »
Critical stakeholders in the implementation of the Child’s Right Act have been called upon to be part of the process of bringing the rights of the Nigerian children to fruition. The Federal Government made the … Read More »
As part of its catch- them- young initiative, the National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO) says it has established cultural clubs in schools across the country. The Acting Executive Secretary of the institute, Mr. Louis … Read More »
By Clare Nwaiwu The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has called for the establishment of a central database for all citizens in order to have a reliable record of missing persons and other categories of … Read More »
By Clare Nwaiwu The Director General of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) Dame Julie Okah- Donli, has warned parents in the habit of contracting under-age house-helps and treating them … Read More »
By Chika Otuchikere The proprietress of a Mission private primary/secondary school, in Abuja, the New Christian Power Centre International School, Rev. Mrs. Charity Edeki, has identified quota system in the nation’s education sector as a … Read More »
Six students of the Federal University Lafia, who became the first sets of students to make first-class honours from the institution, have been rewarded with automatic employment by the university’s management . The Vice Chancellor … Read More »
LAUTECH tuition hike: NANS says it will not tolerate opression of students The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), has warned that it would not tolerate any oppression of students of higher institutions, including any hike … Read More »
