Niger shuts secondary schools for two weeks over incessant raids
The Niger State Government has directed the closure of all Public Secondary Schools for two weeks commencing from Friday, March 12 to March 26. Th...
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The Niger State Government has directed the closure of all Public Secondary Schools for two weeks commencing from Friday, March 12 to March 26. Th...
Punch Newspapers Sections Eniola Akinkuotu, Abuja Published 12 March 2021 THE United Kingdom has introduced a new policy in a bid to curb the recruitment of doctors from Nigeria and other developing countries. The policy does not, however, bar Nigerian doctors from migrating to the UK. This is according to a statement by the UK government titled, ‘UK to strengthen its ethical approach to the international recruitment of health and care workers’ on February 25, 2021. The updated code of practice, which will help to meet UK’s target of delivering 50,000 more nurses by 2024, is expected t...
The House of Representatives’ ad hoc committee set up to investigate stolen crude oil valued at N5tn on Wednesday grilled the Group Managing Direc...
GOVERNOR Babajide Sanwo-Olu inadvertently gave an insight into the corruption and racketeering within the Lagos ports and its environs when he rece...
Punch Newspapers Sections Joseph Olaoluwa Published 12 March 2021 The Accident Investigation Bureau has transferred the investigation of the incident involving Air Peace’s B737-300 aircraft with nationality and registration Marks 5N-BUQ to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority. A spokesman for the AIB, Tunji Oketunbi, in a statement on Thursday, directed further enquiries on the occurrence to the NCAA. The statement titled ‘Update on Air Peace Aircraft incident at Lagos Airport,’ insisted that the aircraft suffered a burst tyre during taxing, according to a footage download obtained ...