BENUE: FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC WANNUNE GETS NBTE's NOD TO RUN SIX COURSES. (PHOTO).

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 BENUE: FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC WANNUNE GETS NBTE's NOD TO RUN SIX COURSES  18th May, 2024      The director of Polytechnic Programmes of the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), Arch. Ngbede Ogoh, has expressed satisfaction with the infrastructure growth of the Federal Polytechnic Wannue in the Tarka Local Goverment Area of Benue State. Ogoh, who applauded the school during the presentation of a summary of findings after the inspection exercise of six courses, expressed hope that it will translate into the quality of education offered to students at the institution. Courses inspected include; ND Electrical – Electronics Engineering, ND Computer Engineering, ND Computer Science, ND Agriculture Technology, ND Public Administration and ND Business Administration. Arch. Ngbede called for improved funding of polytechnics in the country, adding that many countries in the world had identified skills development as the most effective response to poverty and unemployment. He noted th

PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE, ZELENSKY ON RUSSIA'S WANTED LIST. (PHOTO).


 President of Ukraine, Zelenskyy on Russia’s wanted list


Russia has placed the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy on its wanted list.

The state news agency, TASS reported that the Russian Interior Ministry database showed Zelenskyy was on a wanted list but gave no further details.

This was as Russia opened a criminal case against Zelenskyy.

Responding, Ukraine dismissed the report which it described as evidence of Moscow’s “desperation”.

Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry said Russian President Vladimir Putin was himself subject to arrest under an International Criminal Court warrant.

The statement said: “We would like to remind you that unlike the worthless Russian announcements, an International Criminal Court warrant for the arrest of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin on suspicion of war crimes is quite real, and subject to implementation in 123 countries.”

According to the ministry, the Russian announcement was “evidence of the desperation of the Russian state machine and propaganda, which can think of no other way to attract attention”.

In February 2022, Russia had issued arrest warrants for a number of Ukrainian and other European politicians.

Russian police in February put Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, Lithuania’s culture minister and members of the previous Latvian parliament on a wanted list for destroying Soviet-era monuments.

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