For Lagos artisans, it’s goodbye ‘NEPA’, welcome solar

For Lagos artisans, it’s goodbye ‘NEPA’, welcome solar

By Chioma Obinna & Elohor Okagbare The joy of the families of Mr Ifeanyi Chukuemeka, Mrs Olayide Omowaye, and Mr Idowu Olawuyi, and 17 others knew no bound recently as they received a home power solar energy for their various  businesses. In the words of one of the beneficiaries, Mr.Idowu Olawuyi, a key cutter: “This […]
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ASUU Strike: Okpara varsity lecturers protest

ASUU Strike: Okpara varsity lecturers protest

Umuahia – ACADEMIC Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike (MOUAU) Abia state, branch, yesterday  staged a peaceful rally  in Umuahia, the state capital, to sensitize the public on the reasons for the strike. The association said that the Federal Government has been insensetive to the rot in the university system. […]

NMA faults DTHA on sacked hospital MD

NMA faults DTHA on sacked hospital MD

Reacting to the Tuesday’s House resolution on the matter, Dr. Pemu said in a statement that “much as Delta State House of Assembly is entitled to their opinion, they went beyond their brief over withdrawal of license as you cannot take what you never gave.

Joy Emordi advises ASUU to go back to negotiations

Joy Emordi advises ASUU to go back to negotiations

There is no way you are going to have 100 per cent funding from government and have 100 per cent autonomy. And I, as Senator Joy Emordi, I do not support fee paying by our undergraduates.

Aondoakaa, Fashola defend human rights at moot court contest in UNILAG

Aondoakaa, Fashola defend human rights at moot court contest in UNILAG

The 18th African Human Rights Moot Court Competition held recently at the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos, provided a platform for the Minister of Justice, Chief Michael Kaase Aondoakaa and Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babatunde Raji Fashola to seek the promotion and protection of human rights as primary purpose of governance.

CBN boss to unveil C-River’s new festival logo

CBN boss to unveil C-River’s new festival logo

“This year’s event promises to be even bigger and better”, Ogbe said while expressing delight at the CBN Governor’s acceptance to unveil the new logo especially as he was an active participant in Carnival Calabar last year in his capacity as the Managing Director of First Bank.

HIV/AIDS: Stuck in stigma

HIV/AIDS: Stuck in stigma

The poverty factor, which is supposed to have pushed women into commercial sex whether formally or informally, is responsible for the ever increasing share of women in the virus prevalence share (from 58% in 2005 to 61.5% today of women). And while the number of women using female condoms has increased significantly, it has not improved the figures any.

Man, 19, docked for sexual assault

Man, 19, docked for sexual assault

Abakaliki – A 19-year-old man, Nnadozie Ezeali, has appeared before an Abakaliki Magistrate’s court for sexually assaulting two infants and stealing money belonging to the mother of his victims. Ezeali, who is unemployed, is standing trial on a two-count charge of theft and sexually assaulting two infants of the same parents, aged 5 and 6 […]

Power: NSE doubts FG on 6,000Mw

Power: NSE doubts FG on 6,000Mw

By Chris Ochayi ABUJA – The Nigerian  Society of Engineers (NSE) yesterday expressed concern over dwindling state of power supply in the country, lamenting that there was no sign that the Federal Government will meet promises made to  Nigerians to increase power supply to 6,000 megawatts by the end of the year. Besides, the NSE […]

Rough justice

Rough justice

Lubna has became a huge celebrity and has acquired legions of supporters both at home and abroad; street rallies are held in her honour in Khartoum; run an internet search on her name and you’ll come across thousands of references to her courage