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Climate: UK university bans beef consumption
Students at a University of London college are saying goodbye to lunchtime pies, mid-lecture beef jerky snacks, and post-exam burgers � for the climate.
UK college Goldsmiths has removed beef products from all campus retailers …
Climate: UK university bans beef consumption
Students at a University of London college are saying goodbye to lunchtime pies, mid-lecture beef jerky snacks, and post-exam burgers � for the climate.
UK college Goldsmiths has removed beef products from all campus retailers …
African English teachers train over 200 tutors in Nigeria
A Pan-African Organisation of English language teachers also known as Africa Teachers of English to Speakers of other Languages TESOL, says it has trained over 200 International and Indigenous teachers in Abuja, on classroom and …
Students body promises not to shield criminals
The National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, has promised to never provide cover for criminally-minded youth within their fold in order to give proper effect to the fight against crimes and criminality across the country.…
IAEA Mission Says Research Reactor Operator in Nigeria Committed to Safety After HEU Conversion
An International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) team of experts said the operator of a research reactor in Nigeria has demonstrated a high commitment to enhancing safety following the conversion of the reactor core to use …
Nigeria: Uncertainty Hangs Over Shiite Leader’s Medical Trip to India
A precarious calm prevails in Nigeria as members of the banned Shi’ite Islamic Movement await the execution of a court order granting Sheikh Ibraheem El-Zakzaky permission to undergo medical treatment in India.
Justice Dairus Khobo …
Nigeria: Yobe, WHO and Malaria Consortium Target Close to 200,000 Children for Malaria Prevention in High Risk Areas
The Yobe State Ministry of Health, WHO and Malaria Consortium are delivering seasonal malaria prophylaxis to nearly 190,000 children aged 03 – 59 months across 60 wards of Yusufari, Tarmuwa, Bade, Machina, Nguru and Karasuwa …
Kuwait supports efforts to reduce hunger in Syria
Cairo/Rome – Kuwait and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) have strengthened their partnership to help Syrian farmers and herders recover and boost their food security and nutrition – all thanks …
World Bank net commitment to Nigeria hits $11bn
The World Bank Group, says the bank’s net commitment to Nigeria over the years is about 11 billion dollars.
Country Director, Mr Rachid Benmessaoud, said this on Thursday in Abuja at the maiden edition of …