Ajumogobia queries contractors over slow pace of work
100% commitment or nothing, Lagerback warns Eagles
All set for 2010 Lagos Governor’s Cup
Remember Ghana, Adamu tells WAFU teams
Ajegunle killings: CP apologises to bereaved families
NFF Disciplinary Committee bans Nnaji
Lagos moves to check ATM fraud
Bio, get cracking now, Kalu
AFN commiserates with Dan Ngerem
Haffar Industrial lists demand from new Minister
Nestle opens plant in Dubai, Philippine
Power supply tops manufacturers’ worry, Survey
Maritime unions mobilise for strike
Inonso Technical seeks ban on finished goods
Journalists converge for Golden Pen Award tomorrow
MAN may seek investors for bio-gas energy
Africa’s banking laws shut out the poor, Yunus

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20 foreign varsites partner Westminster College to boost admission
Westminster College, Lagos, one of the top secondary schools in the country, is in partnership with 20 overseas universities that will give direct admission to students for courses of their choice on successful completion of the university foundation programme at the college.
N40bn intervention jerks up school enrolment in Katsina
The N40 billion which the Katsina State government pumped into the education sector in the last two years has led to enrolment increase at both primary and secondary school levels.
Lack of grassroot school sports blamed for poor national performance
The recent poor performance of the nation in football and other sporting activities has been blamed on neglect of the grass-root by those in authority.
FGC, Ogbomoso gets multi-million naira science equipment
To facilitate an effective teaching of physics, chemistry and biology at the Federal Government College, Ogbomoso, science equipment worth several millions of naira has been donated to the college by DUFIL Prima Foods Industries, makers of Indomie Instant noodles.
Utomi tasks institutions on medicare
Professor Patrick Utomi has said that only by bringing new ideas into the healthcare sector can Nigerian government addressed the needs of Nigerians and also attract the confidence of citizens in Diaspora who are doing well in the field of medicine to return home and boost the profession both in tertiary institutions and hospitals .

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