Police parade dogs that attacked four-year-old boy

The Lagos State Police Command on Tuesday paraded the two dogs that attacked four-year-old Omonigho Abraham in the Igando area of the state. The police, while parading the two German shepherd dogs at its headquarters in Ikeja, added that the dogs had been examined and had been found to be disease-fre...

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Jobs Vacancy in International Centre for Energy (Oxfam Nigeria)

Employer: Oxfam Nigeria Our Company,Oxfam in Nigeria and International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED: Improving Fuel Wood Balance Project . The position is open to suitably qualified personnel who will drive the implementation of the project: ►Job Title: Project Officer►Location: Katsina State►Report To: The Programme Officers Agro-forest...

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Fayemi Spent N50m On Two Beds- Fayose Cries Out

Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has accused his predecessor, Dr. Kayode Fayemi, of spending N50m on beds in his and his wife’s bedrooms in the newly built Ekiti State Government House. He claimed in a statement made available to journalists in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday that what was spent on the two bedrooms, their toilets and bathrooms was in the region of N100...

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Job At Nigerian Bottling Company Ltd

Employer: Nigerian Bottling Company Limited Vacancy - Continuous Improvement Manager Needed... Submit your CVs At Nigerian Bottling Company Limited Our Company Vacancy is in Lagos Our Company, Nigerian Bottling Company Limited is one of the biggest Companies in t...

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Uduaghan at 60 - Political leaders tasked on solutions to nation’s problems

►PROMINENT Nigerians, including the Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Mohammed Sa’ad Abubakar III, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State and Bishop Hassan Matthew Kukah, Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, yesterday appealed to political leaders in the country to live exemplary lives and continue to dialogue so as to find solutions to the nation’s problems. ►Other speakers at a lecture to mark Governor Uduaghan’s 60th birthday in Asaba include Professor Benjamin...

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150,000 children die annually in Nigeria —UNICEF

 An abode in Lagos.United Nations Children’s Education Fund has said that about 150,000 children die annually in Nigeria as a result of poor sanitation. The United Nations Children’s Education Fund has said that about 150,000 children die annually in Nigeria as a result of poor sanitation and the intake of unsafe water, which results in diarrhea. UNICEF Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Chief in Nigeria, Mr. Kanaan Nadar, disclosed this...

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