The executive secretary of the Nigerian Content and Development and Monitoring Board NCDMB Engineer Simbi Wabote has noted that “Energy transition does not necessarily mean loss of jobs. He made the statement while delivering a lecture...
As part of the Human Capital Development Programme for the NLNG Train 7 Project, over three billion Naira (US$6m) has been set aside for the strengthening of the LNG and Gas Research Centre at the University...
Governor Bala Mohammed of Bauchi State, on Wednesday, signed into law, a bill establishing the Bauchi state Oil and Gas Academy, Alkaleri, and two other bills. According to him, the law establishing the Bauchi Oil and...
The need for Nigerian Universities to dig deeper into research and development has been emphasized. The emphasis was made by the Executive Secretary, Nigerian Content and Development Board (NCDMB) Engr. Simbi Kesiye Wabote when the management...
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has announced a new date for the 2020 SSCE External examinations. The examinations, which were previously scheduled to commence on February 1 and end on March 3, will now start on...
The non-teaching staff of federal universities have resolved to embark on a nationwide strike on February 5, over the non-implementation of the agreement entered with the Federal Government. Announcing the decision on Friday in Abuja, the...
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