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Moji Makanjuola, the Chairman of, Implementing Committee for Infrastructure and Renaming of the centre, said: “Renaming of the centre is significant for women. There is something that should remind us about yesterday to enable us to do our today better.

 The First lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu on Tuesday in Abuja officially immortalised the late Mrs Maryam Babangida by renaming the National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) after her.

“Her Excellency the late Maryam was an icon who redefined the scope of women’s participation in national development and through he

The little guy at my church got his fifth choice of secondary-school placement last week. He could hardly have missed getting into “a school of his choice”, given all of seven choices he had to name. He and his mother are not happy. It will take...

The Federal Government has immortalised the late Mrs Maryam Babangida by renaming the National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) after her. This is in

FG renames National Centre for Women Development (NCWD) after Maryam Babangida in recognition of the impacts of her projects on women,

Wage and Salary Structure is mainly determined by the following factors: (i) The job description and job specification; (ii) Profile of the job holder (qualifications and experience); (iii) Career path (promotional prospects). This is simple logic; there is nothing new and the Pay Research Bureau (PRB) should be well acquainted with. The PRB was set […]

Against the backdrop of a directive by President Muhammadu Buhari to undertake an overhaul of the Presidential Fertiliser Initiative, the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority saddled with the task, taking up the gauntlet, has recently gone to work, writes Emmanuel Addeh It is said that the Nigerian fertiliser industry has a blending capacity of four million tons of Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Potassium (NPK) annually and two million tons of production capacity for urea, with the capacity to emp...

NSIA, Uche Orji Unlike in advanced nations where some level of inflation is tolerable to stimulate economic activities, Nigeria’s inflationary trend is detrimental to its growth due to structural deficiency, logistic problems, and insecurity among others. Many of the factors that have fuelled Nigeria’s rising inflation are not showing any signs of receding in the short term. Combined with a revenue problem, the need for government to boost local food production spurred the implementation of...