In Criminology, blue-collar crime is regarded as any crime committed by an individual from a lower social class, as opposed to white-collar crime committed by individuals of higher social class. An example of a blue-collar criminal is a police person who demands for a bribe at the police check-point.

The tribunal again re-listed the case and dismissed Dr Ali’s case on the ground that in her pleadings, she had admitted that Senator Osakwe had defected from PDP to the Accord Party and that there was neither any documentary nor oral evidence to buttress the allegation that Osakwe was not even a member of AP or its valid candidate for the senatorial poll.

Education is said to be the bed rock of any developing country, as it serves as a spring board to the well being of any nation. It also serves as the hub through which all sectors of any economy are powered. Unfortunately, the reverse is the case in Nigeria.