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Nigeria - According to Nigeria's minister of education, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, the Federal Government will ensure that public tertiary institutions in the country comply with regulatory guidelines on charges of fees.

Speaking at a meeting with executive secretaries and major stakeholders in public tertiary institutions on Tuesday in Abuja, Shekarau said FG will not interfere with operations of governing councils of such institutions but will play its oversight role.

``The essence of the meeting is to look at the various charges of fees in public tertiary institutions and regulate them.

``Our role in the ministry is to oversee the institutions and make sure they operate according to guidelines to protect the interest of beneficiaries who are our students.

``The government has the moral responsibility to make sure all public higher institutions operate within the guidelines even though they have their internal peculiarities,’’ he said.

Shekarau said that the Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) of the institutions would be looked into in their deliberations.

National Universities Commission (NUC), National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE), among others, were represented at the meeting.

barcanista:
Bros, It is only the Public Affiars Office and the Registrar's Office that can tell you whether or not a candidate attended a college and what degree he or she earned. Meanwhile, such information are usually searched and email conversation is more appropriate. How do you expect an alumni group to provide you such info? Meanwhile, I have mailed the Public Affairs Department. Waiting for their response.



Aresa, God bless you! You have indeed done well

aresa:
The only place to obtain academic records and info in any institution is the office of the registrar and not some support group....

barcanista:
The number you called is not the USAWC Public Affairs Office, but the foundation.


Public Affairs Office

Mailing Address:

U.S. Army War College

Attn: Public Affairs Office

122 Forbes Avenue

Carlisle, PA 17013-5234

Their website is http://www.carlisle.army.mil/

As for your "Allegation" I will respond to that when I am through

Beync:
not at all, this is not their tune. Longest time scopy

berem:
Seun,Obinoscopy and Ishilove,do you want to tell me that you haven't seen these threads that have same news scattered in politics section? When will you move it to front page?

Btw,what's the difference between what MEND said and what Fr. Mbaka had said? Absolutely no difference!

colored:
why should they wait until they get married? Dumbass n*gga

Seun:
Lalasticlala Obinoscopy Ishilove is this true?

The Federal Government is set to commence work at three coal-fired power plants located across the country in 2015.

The Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo who disclosed this did not give specific details, but it is believed that the coal power plants could include the 3000 megawatts (MW) plant that is being developed by Zuma Pow­er in Kogi state and the 1000MW plant expected to be built by At­las Petroleum Corporation in Enugu state.

The federal government hint­ed that about 2.8 billion metric tonnes of coal deposits have been left untapped for years now in Nigeria.

It has been canvassed that the use of these coal deposits, amongst other renewable en­ergy sources such as biomass, solar, wind and small hydro to generate electricity for Nigeria can reduce instances of van­dalism of petroleum pipelines which supply gas to thermal power plants.

The Power Minister clari­fied that balancing Nigeria’s reliance on thermal generated electricity with other sources of electricity like solar, biomass, wind and other sustainable al­ternative sources has been a daunting challenge confronting the country.

According to him, selling the potentials in other alternative sources of energy to Nigerians was becoming a difficult task to accomplish and urged that such messages be taken to rural parts of Nigeria.

pamcode:
never knew you were a chelsea supporter anyway up blues, Chelseabmw you are kidding rite.

chelseabmw:
Sorry I pass

After the disappointing performance in the last game

I'm not watching

If they like they should beat Watford 10-0

Javanian:
It works but it's buggy. Not a bad attempt though.

Security operatives have repelled an attack by militants on Babbangida town in Yobe State Nigeria’s north-east region.

Members of the Boko Haram sect had at about 6:30pm on Saturday laid siege on the town and engaged security operatives in a fierce gun battle.

The militants attacked the military base located north of the town and the police station situated in the southern part as well as the Local Government secretariat, the Government Lodge and the boarding primary school in the area.

The militants had in December 2014 attacked Damaturu, Damagum and Geidam town.

Babbangida town is 50 kilometres north of Damaturu the state capital and has been attacked several times by the sect members.

Obinoscopy:
Where are the programmers? Please verify this claim