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Consider woman for D-Governor’s slot, APC Chieftain, Alhaja Gidado appeals to Aiyedatiwa. By Ladidi Al-Hassan

Consider woman for D-Governor’s slot, APC Chieftain, Alhaja Gidado appeals to Aiyedatiwa … Harps on 35% affirmative slots for women National Coordinator of a renowned socio political group; “Nothing Without Women” and a Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC in Ondo State, Alhaja (Hon) F. I Gidado, has appealed to the State Governor, Hon…

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Nigeria’s Perilous University System: SOS  President Tinubu. By Prof M.K. Othman

Today, public university employees are Nigeria’s most disenchanted, discontented, and embittered workers. The segment of the academic staff housing the teachers is at the bottom of the ladder in this villainous classification. The university lecturers are the crème de la crème of the sane society and deserve special treatment to do their best for societal…

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Abuja Insecurity: Wike Announces Major Arrests.

Abuja Insecurity: Wike Announces Major Arrests. FCT minister Nyesom Wike has given fresh update on his administration’s efforts toward stamping out kidnappings and bandits attacks in Abuja. Addressing a town hall meeting on Friday, Wike announced the arrest of some informants allegedly working for kidnappers operating in some parts of the capital city. Wike declared…

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FG reviews recruitment guidelines to accommodate 35% women in four agencies

FG reviews recruitment guidelines to accommodate 35% women in four agencies The federal government has announced the review of the guidelines for recruitment into the Civil Defence, Fire, Correctional and Immigration Services, saying henceforth 35 percent of recruitment into the services would be allocated to women. The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo broke the news…

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