Friday, August 9, 2013
Tameka Raymond shares first photo of the son who nearly drowned
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Students Urge FG To Meet ASUU’s Demands To End Strike
The
South-West zone of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)
on Wednesday called on the Federal government to meet the demands of
striking university lecturers to save undergraduates’ future.
The zonal Coordinator, Mr Tunde Adeyemo, made the call while addressing a news conference in Lagos.
Adeyemo said that the current strike would further weaken the sector and negatively affect the students.
The university teachers, under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), embarked on
The zonal Coordinator, Mr Tunde Adeyemo, made the call while addressing a news conference in Lagos.
Adeyemo said that the current strike would further weaken the sector and negatively affect the students.
The university teachers, under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), embarked on
Lt. Gen. Ihejirika Speaks about BOKO HARAM
Boko Haram Insurgency Would Not Expand Beyond Northeast – Lt. Gen. Ihejirika
The
Nigerian Army declared that sufficient efforts are being made to
prevent Boko Haram insurgency from expanding to other parts of the
country.
This
statement has been made in Abuja by the Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lt.
Gen. Azubuike Ihejirika, during the monthly interactive session with
Defence correspondents in his office.
Lt.
Gen. Ihejirika said that the Army had begun implementation of the
Freedom of Information (FoI) Act by setting up an office to handle the
policy on behalf of the Army.
MURDER PARTY
Boy, 13 shoots dead his family, spends his day in school, then kills himself
Police believe Marcelo Pesseghini shot each victim in the head with a .40 caliber pistol early Monday morning at the home in Sao Paulo, Brazil, before catching a lift into school with a friend.
Pictures Of RMD's Son & Fiancee
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FG, Parents To Blame For Unemployment – Analyst
FG, Parents To Blame For Unemployment – Analyst
“Technical skills should be one of the basic fundamental areas where the government should look into,” he said while discussing the unemployment challenge in Nigeria on Channels Television’s breakfast programme, Sunrise Daily.
Although white collar jobs are scarce, Mr Adeleye said artisans can create employment but they also are hard to find in the country as a result of the state of technical education system in the country.
Many of the tilers, professional plumbers and electricians who operate in the country are foreigners, he said.
For this, the government, parents and general society are to be blamed. He added that there is discrimination between those who go to the Universities and those who studied in polytechnics.
He explained that both systems of education are set up for different functions in the economy. However, the Federal Government has concentrated more on university system which is phasing out the polytechnic system.
Asked if a boost in self-esteem on the part of students of polytechnics would help the situation, he said “self-esteem is something everyone should have” but pointed out that parents play an important role as 9 out of 10 parents would not want their wards to study courses like tiling or plumbing.
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