Executive Secretary, National Commission for Almajiri and Out-of-School Children’s Education in Nigeria, Dr Mohammad Idris, said “If you choose to have a child, you must also take responsibility for raising them.”
Katsina State Police Command paraded one Aminu Hassan, 25, of Dundubus, Danja Local Government Area, and three other suspects for supplying bandits terrorising Danmusa LGA and its environs with military uniforms.
So many users are facing disruptions due to Microsoft 365, including Outlook and Teams, services outage.
Kano State Pilgrims Welfare Board Director General, Alhaji Lamin Danbappa, has called on all intending pilgrims in the state to ensure the completion of their Hajj deposit.
Moniepoint Microfinance Bank Managing Director, Mr. Babatunde Olofin, in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday has called on Nigerians to avoid sharing their account numbers publicly as much as possible, especially during the festive season, to avoid falling victim to cyber fraud.
Dental tartar, also called dental calculus, is a hard buildup of bacterial plaque that forms on the teeth and can lead to more serious dental problems if not attended to properly.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the problem of getting cash in Katsina which has become extremely Herculean with barely two weeks to Christmas and the subsequent New Year celebration have bemoaned the obnoxious situation, which was reminiscent of a similar ugly development during the 2022 yuletide season.
The Federal Workers Forum (FWF) in a statement by its National Coordinator, Comrade Andrew Emelieze, has lambasted the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) for playing with the plight of Nigerian workers by paying ‘lip service’ to fighting for their welfare which is disappointment to the forum.
Ages two to seven are a critical period in children’s life known as formative years during when cognitive, emotional, and social development takes place.
The Police Service Commission, PSC, has approved the dismissal of 19 senior police officers, which comprised ten assistant superintendents, six deputy superintendents, two chief superintendents, and one superintendent for “gross misconduct,” in violation of the Commission’s rules and regulations.