Akinfeleye beats 149 others for media award

Akinfeleye beats 149 others for media award

CHAIRMAN and Head of Department, Mass Communication, University of Lagos, Professor Ralph Akinfeleye, has beaten 149 other Mass Communication lecturers and researchers across the country to clinch “Media Achiever Award 2009”.
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Amidst sectarian killings, CAN shops for new exco

Amidst sectarian killings, CAN shops for new exco

THE Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, will in June meet to determine who leads the august all Christian body in the next three years. The National Assembly, the highest policy making organ of the association, is expected to rely heavily on the recommendations of the National Executive Committee, NEC, which meets for two days from tomorrow at the Ecumenical Centre, Abuja to make a choice between three candidates.

Double e-registration mars unified JAMB

Double e-registration mars unified JAMB

By Dayo Adesulu The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board ( (UTME), for the first time held yesterday its joint examination for students seeking admissions into universities, monotechnics, polytechnics and colleges of education in Nigeria under United Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME. Monitoring the examination in some centres at Ikoyi, it was discovered that about a quarter […]

Federation Account: FG, states, LGs share N284bn

Federation Account: FG, states, LGs share N284bn

…FAAC transfers N108.2b into Excess Crude, PPT Accounts The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) on Friday shared a total of N284.592 billion among the three tiers of government from the revenue realised into the Federation Account in March 2010.The Minister of State for Finance and FAAC Chairman, Mr. Remi Babalola, who confirmed this at the […]

Group petitions IGP over CCC pastors

Group petitions IGP over CCC pastors

A group known as Celestial Church of Christ Unification and Reform Group (CCCRUG) has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) on the need to avoid violent religious unrest as a result of people parading themselves as pastors of the CCC Worldwide in disobedience of the Supreme Court judgment which pronounced that there is no pastor within the church until its constitution is rewritten.