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Panel Clears FUTO Over Appointment Of Pantami As Professor Of Cybersecurity

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)’s probe panel has cleared the Governing Council and the management of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) of infractions in the appointment of the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ibrahim Pantami, as a Professor of Cybersecurity. It said the university followed due process and…

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Political will required to address Girl-child education in Nigeria-Prof. Rufa’i

A former Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufa’i has said that political will was part of policies necessary for addressing the challenges and issues of Girl-child education in Nigeria. She stated this at the 4th Convocation ceremony of the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS)/University of Benin held in Abuja on Monday.  a…

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“Wake up, take responsibility” – David Oyedepo charges graduating students of Covenant University

The Chancellor of Covenant University, Ota in Ogun State, Bishop Davido Oyedepo, has charged graduating students of the institution to always take responsibility in the pursuit of their various careers and destinies. While speaking during the 16th Convocation Ceremony of the institution on Friday, Oyedepo urged the outgoing students to be problem solvers, asking them…

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Gbagada Lions Club Celebrates World Literacy Day with Gbagada School

TRUST AFRICA NEWS ,By Emmanuel Udodinma As part of efforts aimed at engaging the youths and making them self-sufficient, members of the International Association of Lions Clubs Region 3 District 404A1 Nigeria, Gbagada Jasmine Lions club, recently  organised a -day empowerment programme at Gbagada Senior Grammar School for youths with theme ‘’Effective learning and studying…

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Remote learning setting back millions of S Asian children: UNICEF

Hundreds of millions of children in South Asia are suffering because their schools have been closed due to coronavirus but they lack online devices and connections for remote learning, UNICEF says. Authorities should prioritise the safe reopening of schools because, even before the pandemic, nearly 60 percent of children in the densely populated region were…

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