APO Group joins UNESCO’s Global Education Coalition for COVID-19 Response
Some 1.2 billion students and young people across the planet are affected by school and university closures due to the COVID-19 outbreak. In response, UNESCO
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Nigeria: 403 new cases of COVID-19
403 new cases of COVID19 Gombe-73 Lagos-68 Kano-46 Edo-36 FCT-35 Nasarawa-31 Kaduna-17 Oyo-16 Abia-15 Delta-13 Borno-13 Plateau-8 Niger-7 Rivers-7 Enugu-6 Ogun-6 Kebbi-3 Ondo-1 Anambra-1 Imo-1
Ghana Confirms 247 New Cases Of COVID-19
New Cases – 247 Active Cases – 7652 Deaths – 54 Recoveries – 4258 Confirmed Cases – 11,964.
Rwanda Confirms 582 Cases Of COVID-19
Total Cases – 582 (+41) Recovered – 322 (+0) tests – 91,151 (+3495) Deaths – 2 (+0) Active cases – 248 *Rusizi cluster continues to drive new cases;
Coronavirus: PTF Admits Delay Of Frontline Workers Payment
PTF, Presidential Task Force, on COVID-19 Chairman and Secretary to the Government of the Federation Boss Mustapha on Monday, admitted the delay in the payment
Army Dismisses GOC Major General Hakeem Otiki For Stealing
Major General Hakeem Otiki, the former General Officer Commanding (GOC) has been dismissed from Service by the General Court Martial set up by the Military
Nigeria Records 573 COVID-19 Cases Monday
Nigeria Centre for Disease Control has said that Nigeria recorded 573 COVID-19 new cases, bringing total cases on Monday to 16,658. Below is the breakdown
Lagos Postpones Indefinitely 2020 Basic Education Certificate Examination
Lagos State Government has announced the postponement of the year 2020 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) until further notice. Lagos State Examinations Board disclosed this
UNICAL Vice-Chancellorship: Search For Best Candidate Begins
By DAYO ADESULU No fewer than eight professors are jostling for the office of the Vice-Chancellor of University of Calabar (UNICAL) which would be vacant
ASUU Vows To Resist FG Use Of National Housing Fund Forms To Coerce Members Into IPPIS Registration
BY DAYO ADESULU The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has vowed to resist the antics of the Federal Government to coerce its members to