Mr Ogudoro urged school owners nationwide to recruit only qualified, registered and licensed teachers.
The Gazette reporters provide real-time updates as Nigerians take to the streets to protest amid worsening living conditions caused by President Bola Tinubu’s harsh economic policies.
Pope Francis has denounced abortions and the carrying of children by surrogate mothers as grave offences against human dignity.
Mr Akpabio insists that eight months were not enough to effect a change and undo the damage of Messrs Buhari and Emefiele’s policy.
“We have reached that level, people are very agitated, people are hungry, they are angry.”
A mental health advocate, Veronica Ezeh, has called for a holistic approach to reverse increasing cases of substance use and drug abuse in Nigeria.
The president identified good governance as a key catalyst to securing popular support through socio-economic transformation and development.
“These machines form part of our plans towards sustainable empowerment of women to be self-reliant.”
The executive secretary of the National Human Rights Commission, Tony Ojukwu, has identified poverty as one of the barriers to the enjoyment of human rights.
Mr Abdulrahman said education is in crisis, and a state of emergency should be declared in the sector.
