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The 7Star Global airlines, an aircraft maintenance and overhaul repairs firm based in Lagos, is set to acquire four Embraer jets to start up its premium airline operations.
7-Star airline currently has five helicopters in its hangars awaiting necessary clearance while paper works are being perfected.
The chief executive officer of 7Star Global Airline, Mr Issac Balami, who dropped this hint in his office at the Murtala Mohammad Airport Ikeja, said plans were already made for smooth processing of the development.
Balami said the business model of the airline would be different as it would not compete with existing ones in the country just as he added that it would be a premium service type with target at high users but a scheduled airline premium.
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FOR quality education to be achieved, there is the need to regulate the teaching profession with a view of ensuring the provision of quality teachers for quality teaching and learning.
This submission was made by the Registrar, Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) and a lecturer in the Department of Arts and Social Sciences Education, Faculty of Education, University of Ibadan, Professor Josiah Olusegun Adeboye.
He added that “it is no longer news that the teaching profession needs rediscovery and repositioning.”
Ajiboye said this while delivering the University of Ibadan’s 488th inaugural lecture on Thursday last week on the topic, ‘Teaching: In the Classroom as a Regulator,’ at the Trenchard Hall of the institution.
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FG trains 13,000 healthcare workers on COVID-19 vaccination exercise FG trains 13,000 healthcare workers on COVID-19 vaccination exercise
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In preparation for the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines into the country, the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) has commenced a nationwide training programme for health care workers.
The trainees would be engaged in the COVID-19 vaccination exercise both at the national and state levels.
In a statement signed by the Head of Public Relations Unit, Mohammad Ohitoto, on Thursday, in Abuja, it said trainees are drawn from “Over 13,000 health care workers have been trained at the national training of trainers in the first phase.”