Wednesday, 1 February 2017
British government determined to trigger negotiations on the UK's withdrawal from the European Union
The British government is determined
to trigger negotiations on the UK's withdrawal from the European Union by March
31, lawmakers were told yesterday.
UNICEF and the National Orientation Agency promote healthy living among new born babies
In a bid to promote healthy living
among new born babies, the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, and the
National Orientation Agency, NOA, in Abia State, have urged Igbo nursing
mothers to embrace exclusive breast feeding and adequate diet to ensure the
wellbeing of their babies.
Pharrell Williams Singer, wife welcome triplets
Happy' singer, Pharrell Williams and his wife, Helen Lasichanh have announced the arrival of their triplets.
Emmanuel Adebayor joins Turkish side, Istanbul Basaksehir
Togo striker, Emmanuel Adebayor has joined Turkish top flight club, Istanbul Basaksehir on a free transfer.
Fact-finding mission launched by the Consul-General of the United States of America on the resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta
To
gather first-hand information on the resurgence of militancy in the Niger Delta
and proffer solutions to the region, a fact-finding mission has been launched
by the Consul-General of the United States of America Consulate, John Brey.
Okowa Approves CONMESS For DELSUTH Resident Doctors
AS part of measures to improve relations between health
workers and the Delta State Government, Governor IfeanyiOkowa, is approving the
implementation of skipping in the Revised Consolidated Medical Salary Structure
of the Public Service of Delta State and the reinstatement of the Teaching
Allowance of Resident Doctors in the Delta State University Teaching Hospital,
Oghara.
Delta State Water Bill Passes 2nd Reading
Delta State Water Bill has passed second reading at the state’s House of Assembly courtesy of Majority Leader, Hon. Tim Owhefere moving the motion and Hon. Anthony Elekeokwuri seconding it.
Students who do not have interest in farming will henceforth not get admitted into Universities of Agriculture.
The Federal Government announcing this ban through AuduOgbeh, the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, at a stakeholders meeting with registrars and pro-Chancellors of the universities in Abuja, said the decision was to reposition the institutions with a view to involving youths in agriculture to proffer solutions to the challenges in the sector.
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