Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 26th January 2021
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Tuesday 26th January 2021 on some of the nation newspapers .
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Return of mission schools divide Ondo stakeholders
DIVISION Plans by the Ondo State Government to return mission schools to original owners is causing anxiety among critical stakeholders in the state’s education sector ˜Catholic Church: It’s a welcome development ˜ ASUSS kicks against move There are discordant tunes among critical stakeholders in the Ondo State education project over plans by the …
9,260 Delta teachers get SUBEB training
The Delta State Universal Basic Educa tion Board, (SUBEB) has trained over 9, 260 teachers in various skills to boost the meaningful education mantra as encapsulated in the five prong developmental agenda of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa. The areas include, Jolly phonics, Quality Assurance, Early Child Care Development Education and School based model. Other …
LP members have hijacked Ondo PDP – Elegbeleye
Hon. Rasheed Elegbeleye is the Minority Leader of the Ondo State House of Assembly. In this interview with Babatope Okeowo, he speaks on the crisis rocking the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as well as the prospect of the party in future elections, among other issues Are you aware of your …
Godfatherism responsible for misrule in Lagos – Gani
Taofik Gani is the Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State. In this interview with ANAYO EZUGWU, he speaks on the crisis in the state chapter of the party and what the party is doing to reposition for the 2023 general election, among other issues What is the …
Okono Okpoho facility: Of marginal trade surplus and zero crude oil lifting
Beyond the crude oil export receipts by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), which hit $120.49 million in September, the corporation recorded marginal decrease in its month-on-minth surplus. ADEOLA YUSUF, in this report, shows the role zero crude oil lifting from the Okono Okpoho facility played in this The September 2020 Monthly Financial and …
Echoes of unity at Yoruba summit
Despite their political affiliations and interests, eminent Yoruba stakeholders converged on Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, last week, to deliberate on how to coalesce and speak with one voice for the collective interest of the ethnic group in a peaceful Nigeria. WALE ELEGBEDE reports Ibadan, the Oyo State capital is known for …
Hybridise education
The reality of the ‘new normal’ imposed by the Coronavirus pandemic, the new strain of which is causing a second wave of lockdowns and restrictions in the world, is a further proof that Nigerians cannot afford to pretend that the world is the same. The world has changed! Therefore, as another year begins and …
Candidates petition Makinde over Rector’s selection process
Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde has been called to cancel the selection process for appointing a substantive Rector for the Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology, Igbo-Ora. The call, according to the petitioners, became necessary as the process had been compromised and fraught with irregularities and nepotism. The petition dated January …
Miyetti Allah: We’ll quit forest reserves, stop night grazing
After days of faceoff between the Ondo State Government and Fulani herdsmen under the Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association of Nigeria (MACBAN) over the ultimatum by Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu that herders should register or vacate forest reserves in the state, the herders yesterday agreed to comply with the demands. The herdsmen from across the …
PIB: Host communities insist on 10% equity shareholding
…reject 2.5% Lawan, Sylva: Legislation’ll boost Nigeria’s fortunes The host communities (HOSTCOM) producing oil and gas in Nigeria, yesterday, rejected the 2.5 per cent equity shareholding provided in the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), being considered for passage by the National Assembly. The host communities, which voiced its rejection of the 2.5 …
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