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ALIKO DANGOTE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR ND/HND NURSES AND BASIC MIDWIVES FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

ALIKO DANGOTE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR ND/HND NURSES AND BASIC MIDWIVES FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION ALIKO DANGOTE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES RELEASES ND/HND NURSING AND BASIC MIDWIFERY ADMISSION FORM FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION, ALIKO DANGOTE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES RELEASES ND/HND NURSING AND BASIC MIDWIFERY ADMISSION FORM FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION, ALIKO DANGOTE COLLEGE OF NURSING …

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NWC: Dan Orbih accuses PDP of defying court order, demands immediate retraction of statement announcing his suspension

Chief Dan Orbih, the National Vice Chairman for the South-South Zone of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has accused the party’s National Working Committee (NWC) of violating a Federal High Court order by suspending him. In a letter to the Acting National President, Orbih, through his lawyers, demanded the immediate and unconditional retraction of the press release announcing his suspension …

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Obaseki sets stage for handover, forms transition committee

Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki has taken proactive steps towards a smooth handover of power, inaugurating a 20-member transition committee four months before the end of his administration. Obaseki inaugurated the committee at the EXCO Room, Government House, Benin City, with some members of the committee joining virtually. The governor said, “Today is July 11, 2024 and it will be …

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Former Delta governor Ibori, who was once convicted of fraud, blames Supreme Court ruling on LG autonomy

Former Delta State Governor James Ibori has slammed the Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday granting full financial autonomy to local governments in the state, saying it was a “serious setback to the principles of federalism.” Ibori, who expressed his concerns about the ruling in a post on X, said he completely disagreed with the ruling, while citing constitutional provisions to …

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