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The Vice Chancellor of the Nasarawa State University, Keffi, Prof. Sa’adatu Hassan-Liman, has called on youths across the country to consider acquiring relevant skills to tackle the prevailing issues of unemployment. The VC made the call in Keffi Local Government Area of the state on Saturday, during the Exhibition of Students Products, organised by the
The Rivers State government said it would eliminate over-bloated contracts and ensure value for money to establish transparency and accountability in the procurement process. The Chairman of the Governing Board of the Bureau of Public Procurement, Lawrence Oko-Jaja, SAN, disclosed this while speaking to newsmen in Port Harcourt, after a meeting with staff members of
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The Rivers State government said it would eliminate over-bloated contracts and ensure value for money to establish transparency and accountability in the procurement process. The Chairman of the Governing Board of the Bureau of Public Procurement, Lawrence Oko-Jaja, SAN, disclosed this while speaking to newsmen in Port Harcourt, after a meeting with staff members of
What does the World Bank want? The question is pertinent in light of its deadly stance on Nigeria’s precarious fate. The country borrowed over $24 billion from the global lender in five years. In 16 months, the Bola Tinubu administration borrowed $6.45 billion. Within this short period, Nigeria sank deeper into crisis thanks to Tinubu’s
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What does the World Bank want? The question is pertinent in light of its deadly stance on Nigeria’s precarious fate. The country borrowed over $24 billion from the global lender in five years. In 16 months, the Bola Tinubu administration borrowed $6.45 billion. Within this short period, Nigeria sank deeper into crisis thanks to Tinubu’s
College of Medicine students of the University College Hospital, on Wednesday, staged a peaceful protest over the persistent blackout at the hospital. The protest, supported by the Students Union of the University of Ibadan was held as early as 7.00 a.m. The SU president, Bolaji Aweda, said the protest became necessary following the expiration of
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College of Medicine students of the University College Hospital, on Wednesday, staged a peaceful protest over the persistent blackout at the hospital. The protest, supported by the Students Union of the University of Ibadan was held as early as 7.00 a.m. The SU president, Bolaji Aweda, said the protest became necessary following the expiration of