Mrs Nkoyo Toyo, Former Nigerian Ambassador to Ethiopia and Djibouti, has disclosed that Nigeria’s 35 per cent Affirmative Action (AA) policy, was not working. Toyo made the assertion on Saturday in Calabar during a one-day stakeholder meeting organised by Gender and Development Action (GADA), on boosting female representation in the nation’s politics. The News Agency…
Former Governor of Cross River, Sen. Liyel Imoke, has charged Nigerian youths to develop skills that would yield income both from home and abroad. Imoke said this in his opening remarks at the 14th Career Day Conference organised by the Bridge Leadership Foundation on Saturday in Calabar with the theme, “The Creative Economy: Building Nigeria’s…
…says he was given the chance to choose which committee to serve as Vice Chairman Senator Ali Ndume, Senator representing Borno North Senatorial District, has broken the silence after his removal as the Chief Whip of the Senate, saying he led the campaign that made Senator Godswill Akpabio the Senate President. Ndume stated this on…
Governor Bassey Otu with one of the security chiefs OPINION By Nsa Gill When a lie is told against you and you allow the same to fester without setting the record straight, you risk losing your dignity. A middle-aged man who claims to be an activist and borrows the sleeves of a journalist recently…
The Teachers Continuous Training Institute (TCTI) Biase, Cross River State, is poised to strengthen basic and foundational literacy education in the State. To achieve this, the Institute has undertaken a 2-day training programme for one hundred and fifty (150) primary school teachers in select schools in the state, to develop their digital literacy skills. The…
