I am so glad that you all agree with me that this season calls for serious celebration. As you begin to light and
decorate your house, you must also not fail to light up someone’s life. Spread some love. Be in a sharing and giving mood.

When I was in primary four, I fell in love with my class teacher

Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Dr Tahir Mohammed, yesterday attributed the decline in legal education in Nigeria to the progressive decline in university education, decline in the number of lecturers in faculties and the technical quality of legal education fostered on the country by early generation of law teachers.

Police Affairs minister, Dr. Ibrahim Yakubu Lame has assured that his administration would place high premium on welfare of the men and officers of the Nigeria Police Force saying that his ministry has received N5.5 billion to the effect.

Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole yesterday in Benin said that the people look up to the judiciary in the resolution of conflicts between the three arms of government, saying that only the judiciary has the power to pronounce judgement on constitutional and other legal issues.

BARELY 48 hours after the Edo state Government launched its security out fit code named, “Operation thunderstorm”, three policemen were shot dead yesterday, in a bank robbery at Ibillo, Akoko Edo Local Government Council of the state.

“Our security arrangements in recent years have been flawless and this year will be no exception. We have arranged for the best possible security deployment and, as we have demonstrated in the last few years, all the venues will be professionally lit and secured” He said.

Sexcapaids is a two-man play set on the premises of living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria in 1996 (an era when public awareness of the disease was minimal), Ayo Thomas an upwardly mobile middle class young man and BOBO rasta, a street schooled hustler, both escape inmates of an HIV positive quarantine institution recap their life […]

Swiss authorities said yesterday that they had ordered some $350m of assets to be seized from the son of the late Nigerian dictator Sani Abacha for graft.

As Federal Government continues its implementation of post-amnesty programmes to ex-militants, Imo State governor, Dr. Ikedi Ohakim, yesterday advised the government not to exclude political leaders in the Niger Delta in finding final solution to the region’s crisis, just as he blamed escalation of Niger Delta crisis on negligence of past leaders in the country.