UNIJOS graduates 4,985 students
EFCC: Judgement day is near
Deposed youth leader goes on rampage
Aginighan urged to broker peace amongst feuding NDDC chiefs
Gov, deputy now to get pension in Kwara
Constitution amendment almost concluded – Mark
Indian ex-CJ urges equity
2011: CNPP tasks Jonathan on credible elections
PDP asks state chapters to register Atiku, associates
Alleged N104m fraud: Ogbulafor for trial
N1.5bn libel suit: Chime testifies in court
Fears over Lake Nyos collapse on Nigeria
Ozekhome makes case for physically-challenged persons
Army disowns fake charity agency
Observers pick holes in UTME maiden examination
Jos crisis: Group warns against counter attacks

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May Day must retain its focus
With a few weeks to May Day popular among the working class as “ Workers Dayâ€, trade unions around the world have lined up activities to mark May Day.
Easter artecles at Artfest
Femi Art Warehouse an art promoting outfit in its efforts geared towards taking Arts to the next level during the last Easter holidays organised an art exhibition tagged; Easter Artfest. The four day programme with the theme: Promoting African Art and Cultural Heritage kicked off on 2nd of April and ended on the 5th at Muri Okunola Park in Victoria Island.
Educationists chart pathway for Rufa’i
Professor Ademola Onifade of Lagos State University counsels the new education minister, Prof Ruqayyat Rufa’i: “With due respect to theminister, she is a Professor of Education and I want to believe that she should be aware of the environment where she will be working.
IBB, a political dinosaur
NIGERIA is fortunate that Babangida has chosen this moment in our history to grant an interview to the BBC saying the young generation lack the education and experience to lead Nigeria.
Anambra guber polls: HDP makes u-turn, wants Obi’s sack
THERE was a mild drama at the Anambra State Governorship Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Awka yesterday, when the counsel to the Hope Democratic Party, HDP, Mr. Mike Okoye, made a u-turn over his earlier application to withdraw the petition filed by the party against Governor Peter Obi, who was declared winner of the 6 February 2010, governorship election in Anambra State.
Jonathan signs 2010 Budget today
AFTER three weeks of inaction in assenting the 2010 Appropraition Act as passed by chambers of the National Assembly, due to a logjam between the Presidency and the lawmakers, all is now set for Acting President Goodluck Jonathan to sign it today.
Tribute To Chief Jerome Udoji
AT 98, Chief Jerome Udoji, could only be said to have had a blissful life, leaving behind him, words of endearment of a man who spent greater part of his life to promote the welfare of mankind.
Nike Art Gallery’s twist climb of the auction stake…
AT last, the planned maiden edition of the 1st African Art Auction by Nike Art and Culture Foundation held last Saturday on the ground flour of the gallery at Lekki. The Nike organized art auction came in the heels of other auctions conducted by ArtHouse Contemporary and Tribes Art Gallery
NDE critical to the seven point agenda, says Labour minister
The Federal Government is committed to addressing the problem of mass unemployment in the country and would spare no effort in ensuring that programmes geared towards job generation and poverty alleviation get the priority it deserves. To attain this objective, the minister for labour and productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu called on the management of the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) to step up its activities
FG borrows $915m to finance budget 2010
ACTING President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan has unveiled an External Borrowing Plan of Government for 2010. He said his government intends to finance a deficit in the Appropriation Act of 2010, with a World Bank Loan of $915million.

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