Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines Sunday 19th May 2019
Here are some of the Nigeria Breaking News Today Headlines on some of the newspapers.
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target=_blank>Bayern win 7th consecutive Bundesliga title
Bayern Munich have been crowned Bundesliga champions for the seventh time in a row after beating Eintracht Frankfurt in the last game of the season. Niko Kovac’s team held a two-point lead at the top of the German top flight heading into matchday 34 and a superior goal difference to Borussia Dortmund, meaning a draw
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target=_blank>Don proffers measures to boost education
A Digital Chemist with bias in molecular graphics, Dr. Samuel Okore has called on the federal ministry of education to review its curriculum in science education. This is to ensure that all science programmes in the nation’s tertiary institutions and secondary schools are backed with information communication technology (ICT) programme to safeguard the growth
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target=_blank>Quest for varsity status among Colleges of Education, unnecessary –Don
The quest by polytechnics and Colleges of Education in Nigeria to be converted to universities has been attributed to the failure of a society to get its act right concerning its education system. Recently the Federal Government agreed to the conversion of some colleges of education such as Adeyemi College of Education (ACE) Ondo
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target=_blank>Hundreds walk malaria out with Meditol
In an effort to contribute their quota in the fight against malaria in Nigeria, hundreds of concerned personalities have participated in the first edition of ‘Meditol Walk Against Malaria’. The 3km walk, which started from the National Stadium, Surulere down to the National Theatre, Iganmu, Lagos, was organised by Evans Limited in collaboration with
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target=_blank>CACOL to FG: Adopt new approaches to tackle corruption
The executive Chairman, Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership (CACOL), Comrade Debo Adeniran, at the weekend agitated that the Federal Government should adopt new approaches to create social incentive for collective action against corruption in the country. He therefore called on leaders to implement tangible reforms in public institutions to reduce the spate of corrupt
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target=_blank>OMEP committed to child development
OMEP Nigeria, Lagos State chapter, has reiterated its commitment to the development and proper education of the child. OMEP, a world renowned organisation for early childhood education, in its bid to raise the pedestal of promoting development for every child, will on Saturday May 25, hold a Children’s Day program with the theme “Identities and
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target=_blank>Drama over missing corpse, placenta in govt hospital
There was pandemonium at the Ondo State Specialist Hospital, Akure, yesterday, over the missing corpse of a baby and its placenta at the mortuary in the hospital. The father of the deceased; a policeman and members of his family protested at the premises of the hospital’s demanding for the release of the remains of the
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target=_blank>Enugu approves further work on Int’l Conference Centre
The administration of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State, in furtherance of its concerted efforts to ensure the completion of the hitherto abandoned Enugu International Conference Centre, has approved the procurement and installation of external glass at the main auditorium of the edifice. The administration also approved that the installation will be extended to the
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target=_blank>Aba robberies: Residents allege conspiracy between criminals, army, police
Residents of Aba, the commercial nerve centre of Abia State, have vented their anger and displeasure against the unwavering criminal activities in the city. The residents said they can barely sleep with both eyes closed nowadays, following incessant terror from the dreaded Aro Cult in some areas in Aba. They alleged that many
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FIFA U17 World Cup: CAF suspends, fines Guinea
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) Disciplinary Committee has recommended the disqualification of Guinea’s U-17 team from the FIFA World Cup in Brazil after reviewing Senegal’s petition where they accused Guinea of using two over age players – a claim that was supported by Japan’s Football Federation which produced documents which they used in an […]
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