The Phenomenon of Sexual Abuse is rising in secondary schools and education authorities are not doing enough to prevent it, Dr. Mrs. Justina Adeosun, a medical Doctor told the participants at symposium to mark the tenth anniversary of Darfote International Secondary School Ijaye Lagos. Dr. (Mrs.) Adeosun spoke on “The role of Parents, Schools and Society in Sexual Abuse prevention and intervention.”

Standard education in Nigeria has been highly rated and well-improved, measuring globally and even better than some developed countries.

Down Syndrome Association of Nigeria has urged the National Assembly to expedite action in passing the disability bill currently waiting to pass through the third reading in the Senate.

The President of the Senate, Senator David Mark Wednesday described the Libyan President, Muammar Ghaddafi as a mad man who should not be taken seriously for making inflammatory comments on Nigeria.

Nigerian Universities have been slammed as breeding grounds for the same societal ills they are charged to correct.

The Executive Director, Society Icons Mr. Nduka Mike Okonji has said that the national value decadence prevalent in our society is due to negligence in given students early basic knowledge that will change their orientation on national and human value. He gave this antidote during a workshop organized recently by Society Icons to sensitized school proprietors and other stakeholders in education sector.

Trust, understanding, communication, partnership, loyalty are marks of love. Sadly, some people engage in relationships that do not have these qualities.

By Daniel Idonor ACTING President Goodluck Jonathan Wednesday became more decisive in running the affairs of government when he ordered the immediate dissolution of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, bringing to an end lingering speculations on the existence of the former cabinet as constituted by the ailing President Umaru Yar’Adua. Minister of Information and Communication, […]

In its determination to attract investment in the capital market, the Federal Government has approved waivers for the Value Added Tax (VAT) and the request for the slash in the other short term securities such as stamp duty.

ENERGY Industries produce the vast bulk (33.7 percent) of pollution emissions in Nigeria, according to a report conducted by the Centre for Energy Research and Development(CERD) and Atmospheric Research and Information Analysis Laboratory(ARIAL), for the United Nations Framework on Climate Change (UNFCC).
Energy industries comprise Hydro and thermal power generation, including oil and gas production.