A 13-YEAR-OLD BOY LOST HIS LIFE AFTER HE WAS ATTACKED BY THREE LARGE DOGS WHILE RIDING HIS BICYCLE. (PHOTO).

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 A 13-year-old boy lost his life after he was attacked by three large dogs while riding his bicycle. This tragic incident occurred January 3rd on the 100 block of Upper Sandy Cove Road in Welshtown, Nova Scotia, Canada.  On that day, 13-year-old Drew Nickerson, was enjoying the day by riding his bike through the neighborhood. As Drew rode his bike down the road, two large Cane Corsos and a Rottweiler came running out into the road from a nearby residence. The three dogs then began to viciously attack Drew. The attack left the young boy bleeding in the roadway and suffering from serious injuries.  Upon discovering Drew severely injured in the roadway, one of the owners of the dogs loaded Drew into their vehicle and rushed him to a nearby hospital.  Drew was then airlifted to a hospital in Halifax, where he sadly succumbed to his injuries on January 5th. The incident is under investigation with Staff Sgt. Mark Macpherson of the Shelburne Disrict RCMP stating that they ...

ADOPT A ROADMAP IN THE DISCHARGE OF YOUR DUTIES, TARFA ADVISES CIVIL SERVANTS .{PHOTO}#PRESS RELEASE.

 

Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Yerima Peter Tarfa, has advised civil servants to always adopt a roadmap to guide them in effectively discharging their duties and achieving organisational goals.
He gave the charge as he flagged off a one-day induction training for new officers in the Skills Development and Certification Department of the Ministry, in Abuja.
The roadmap, he said, include equipping themselves for their responsibilities through acquiring the necessary skills and competences, as well as applying diligence, focus, creativity, innovation to their tasks, among others.
The Permanent Secretary further advised civil servants to always have set goals and work towards achieving them, and not idle their time away, in order to achieve career objectives and organisational mandate.
Tarfa said the training would serve to integrate the new employees into the Ministry, helping them understand its systems and procedures.
He added that the training would also be all encompassing to enable the officers operate effectively in all areas of the Ministry's mandate.
Tarfa charged the officers to always apply conscientiousness and determination in tackling every given task, and work diligently for the success of the ministry, and by extension helping the Federal Government achieve its goal in the Labour sector.
Earlier, Director, Skills Development and Certification, Barrister Amos Johnson, said the training would help the officers appreciate their relative importance to the socio-economic development of the nation.
He stated that the training would equip the officers with the necessary skills needed to discharge their duty of conducting skills development and training exercises for the unemployed masses.
Charles Akpan
Deputy Director/Head (Press and Public Relations)
7th April, 2021
Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, Dr Yerima Peter Tarfa (8th left), and Director, Skills Development and Certification, Barr. Amos Johnson (9th left) with the participants of a one-day induction training of Skills officers of the Ministry
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