An age long aphorism has it that “one man’s like is another man’s dislike”. There might not have been a better illustration for this adage than the cacophony that had engulfed the Nigerian Judiciary over a purported plan by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Katsina-Alu, to elevate one of his ‘beloved’ subordinate, the president of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami, to the perceived zenith of his legal carrier

IT was pay back time for hard work, diligence and academic excellence as St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, held its 2011 speech and prize giving day ceremony with outstanding students being acknowledged and rewarded

IT had a personal appeal to me, the Igba Uche ceremony of the Uke Item, this age grade in my town Isiugwu Ohafia in Abia state which my mother, Mrs Lucy Kalu Uduma belongs. That day, Dec 27, 2010, the members danced like never before

The Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilization (CBAAC) hosted Dr Gerard Chouin, the Director Institute for French Research in Africa (IFRA), Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, at corporate headquarters in Lagos last week

The book, The Fashola Revolution is a compendium on the developmental changes in Lagos State in the last three and a half years. It is written in lucid English dotted with photograph of projects commissioned by Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola. It starts with a map of Lagos State and the brains behind the Revolution who are the cabinet members