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More Girls Needed in the Engineering Industry - ExxonMobil
Published on 2012-02-21 11:56:00
In the United States, women make up about half of the national work force, yet only 13 percent of the women are engineers. At the National Engineers Week and ExxonMobil Foundation, attention was drawn to the need to promote curiosity "among middle school students, and help shrink the gender gap in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields." The organizers remarked "We can inspire our nation’s youth to pursue STEM careers by capturing their interest at an early age,” said Suza
News: Mayhem Lagos 4 Lose Lives
Published on 2012-02-21 08:14:00
It was claimed that for some time there had crisis lingering in area known as Isalegangan A.K.A Onola and Idungaran, both in Isale Eko area of Lagos state. But yesterday saw the mayhem get worse as four people lost their lives and millions worth of property was reportedly lost. According to Osun Defender website, "It was a stage of war as scores of youths from Idungaran in Isale Eko area stormed Isalegangan Street (Onola) with dangerous weapons, including AK 47 rifles, knives, cutlasses and
Denzel's 'Safe House' Tops Box Office
Published on 2012-02-21 02:05:00
The movie "Safe House" grossed $28.4 million in the US and Canadian theaters last week. The action movie (see 9-minute trailer above) "Safe House" stars Washington as a fugitive on the run with a rookie CIA operative played by Ryan Reynolds.
