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http://ift.tt/eA8V8J Lagos – The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has cautioned members of the public against letters of contracts purportedly awarded by the commission in circulation, saying they are fake. The commission said in a statement on Saturday in Lagos, that its attention had been drawn to the circulation of letters of award of various contracts purportedly written by its Secretary. “The commission wishes to categorically state that these letters were not issued by the commission. “When contracts are to be awarded by the commission, adverts are published in various newspapers, the Federal Tenders Journal and our websites. “The procurement process adopted by the Commission is always transparent and can be duly verified. “The general public and corporate organisations are advised not to transact business with the unscrupulous persons issuing these fake letters,’’ it said. The telecommunications regulator urge members of the public to ensure that thorough diligenc...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J By Festus Ahon A SABA —A new private Polytechnic, Calvary Polytechnic, Owa-Oyibu, Ika North-East Local Government Area, Delta State, has matriculated 50 pioneer students, signalling the take-off of the institution. Speaking during the matriculation ceremony, proprietor and chairman of the governing council of the polytechnic, Chief Nkenchor Okwuokenye, said the school was part of effort to assist in the development of his immediate community, the state and the country at large. Disclosing that the polytechnic received approval from the National Board for Technical Education, NBTE, and Delta State Ministry of Education in 2014, Okwuokenye said the  NBTE had also recommended and secured approval from the Federal Ministry of Education in 2016 for the new institution. Saying that the Polytechnic began academic work in January this year, he added that “the institution currently offers regular two years ND approved programmes and certificate courses in Computer ...

http://ift.tt/eA8V8J President of Ugborhen community in Sapele Local Government Area, Delta State, Chief Anthony Amitaye, has bagged the best community president award in Sapele LGA and Okpe Kingdom in general for the giant strides of peace, progress and unprecedented development of Ugborhen district especially the milestone which prompted the recent visit of Delta State governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa to commission a plethora of projects in the district under the watch of Chief Amitaye. President of Ikeresa community, Pastor Sunny Isiorho, in his award presentation speech thanked Chief Amitaye for making himself available to serve the Ugborhen district Sapele council and Okpe Kingdom in general. He said “I believe that if Chief Amitaye if given a higher political office and responsibility to serve his people, will do better based on his pedigree and performance in office as the President of Ugborhen community which witnessed unprecedented development in Ugborhen district.”   The ...