

LABAF’s Culture Ball
Navy warns against unprofessionalism
Ekweremadu and the substance of leadership
Anambra NUT kicks against handover of 1,040 public schools to churches
Counsel corner: Tax/Sovereign Wealth fund
Urhobo Progress Union, Idowu mourn Ibru
On the legality of the post-UTME test (2)
‘Port channel dredging, wrecks removal ‘ll promote maritime business’
No more opposition in Ebonyi, says PDP
Community honours Anambra CJ
The looming emergencies
The Bayelsa guber shindig
9-yr-old girl killed in auto crash
Ex-militant killed by police during robbery operation in Rivers State
LONDON 2012: Eguavoen jittery, raises alarm
Achebe was right to reject national award – Utomi
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SubscribeHarvesting Multicultural Africa With Tears…
THE commitment of Centre for Black African Arts and Civilisation, CBAAC, to harnessing for positive Africa’s development the continent’s multicultural status is not only ambitious but also a very commending effort. However, one such attempt at realizing this vision by the leadership of the parastatal’s director, Tunde Babawale was penultimate week fraught with serious logistic challenges.
2011 IBA confab: Relevance to Nigerian lawyers
President of the Nigerian Bar Association(NBA) Mr. Joseph Bodunrin Daudu (SAN), led large delegations of Nigerian lawyers to this year (2011),International Bar Association(IBA) Conference which took place between Sunday, October 30 to Friday November 4 2011, in Dubai, United Arab Emirates(UAE) a city described by IBA President, Akira Kawamura as “ an area with exotic landscape and architecture” where new legal developments in various jurisdictions were discussed.
Commendations, knocks for construction firms in A/Ibom
TWO construction firms, CCECC, and Camitel Nigeria Limited, operating in Akwa Ibom State, have been rated very high in terms of prompt and speedy delivery of durable and high quality roads, among the many road construction companies working in the state.
Ogun to introduce automated library services
In its effort at improving the reading culture among the populace, especially Youths, the Ogun State Library Board said it would soon introduce automated library services into its operations.
FGC Odogbolu old students donates books worth N1.5m to school
Riding on a burning need to do something tangible for their alma mater, the 2001 students of Federal Government College Odogbolu, recently donated educational materials worth 1.5million Naira to the school to help update her library.
Fundamental Right Enforcement: State/Federal High Courts have concurrent Jurisdiction
Whether considering the decision of the Calabar High Court in Suit No: HCIMSC.328/2004, Suit No: FHClCA/CS/28/2006 filed before the lower court does not constitute an abuse of court processes and the applicants estopped from filing further applications in the Federal High Court, Calabar.
Traders protest demolition of market at Oshodi
Traders at Abibatu Mogaji Mini-market in Oshodi have accused the state government of flouting the rule of law by their demolition of the market effected by the Task Force of the state Ministry of Environment.
Rivers traditional rulers commend security agents
Port Harcourt- Ikwerre Traditional Rulers Council, Obio/Akpor, Rivers State, has praised the security agencies in the country over their recent breakthrough in getting to the roots of the Boko Haram scourge through the reported arrest of their spokesman and alleged sponsors.
Road crashes kill 9 in Edo
NO fewer than nine persons have been confirmed dead in two separate road accidents that occurred in Jattu and Aduwawa, Estako West and Ikpoba Okha local government areas, respectively, Tuesday.
Nwankwo’s U-23 team captain
Nigeria coach Austin Eguavoen handed over the captain’s armband to the AC Parma midfielder at the team’s camping base in Casablanca.
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