Kadiri Ikhana yesterday assured that Nigerians will have value for the investment on him as the new coach of the Super Falcons.

Following recent calls coming from various quarters on the non-existence of Students’ unionism at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), the school’s Dean of Students Affairs (DSA), Prof. Olukayode Armund has disclosed that the school is not yet ready for SUG, due to threats of violence.

The Federal Government yesterday reiterated the commitment of the country to meet the 2015 deadline for the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals, MDGs, set by the United Nation.

Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State, yesterday, inaugurated the state executive council, two months after he was sworn in as the state governor. He warned the appointees that his administration would not tolerate any act of corruption.

The Publicity Secretary of Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, in Imo State, Dr. Richard Agbarakwe, has resigned.

PURELY as a matter of self interest, I have deliberately decided to adopt an approach that is slightly different from that of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. The penultimate weekend, Sanusi tried to examine the issue of how to remove crushing poverty from Northern Nigeria.

In my earlier installment, I examined Chief Emeka Ojukwu’s foray into the law courts in the quest for justice and we drew a distinction between jungle justice and judicially determined justice. While jungle justice requires no formula and is based on the whims of those who orchestrate it, judicial administration of justice has a significant bearing on the orderly resolution of disputes.

An Australian company, Gazal, has launched Bisley protective wears into the Nigerian market. Speaking during the unveiling of the products, the company’s Executive Director, Mr. David Gazal, said: “We always put the safety of our workers into consideration and that is why we have created these treated work wears that would keep individuals safe in their places of work and even in their homes.”