DPP condemns deployment of troops in Abraka
Yakowa backs Jonathan on Moshood Abiola varsity
Rufa’i decries low level of ICT in education
Is Nigeria Nation State ?
CU alumni launches library for correctional home
NLC house of intrigues
‘How mass failure can be tackled’
ANPP Chairman harps on free, fair elections
Plateau police smash certificate forgery syndicate
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Counsel Corner: Wrongful detention
I am self-employed. My speciality is aluminum window frame design and fittings. I have been doing this for years and I never had any problem with people I work for. Recently, I introduced a friend to somebody who needed some carpentry work to be done at his building site. After linking the two, I had no idea of what transpired between them.
Rewane: Discharged suspects demand N5bn compensation
Three suspects discharged by a Lagos High Court over their alleged complicity in the murder of Pa Alfread Rewane in 1995 have approached a Federal High court in Lagos asking for N5 billion compensation.
NCC increases operators’ fines
Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, yesterday, insisted that the four telecommunications operators, Globacom, MTN, Airtel and Etisalat it earlier sanctioned for poor service delivery must not only pay the N1.17 billion fine, but also the additional N2.5 million daily fine, respectively, for not meeting the payment deadline.
Honourable Justice Isa Ayo Salami: Reinstatement or Exculpation?
The murky waters of the events which culminated in the suspension of Honourable Justice Isa Ayo Salami as President of the Court of Appeal in August 2011 continue to be difficult to navigate.
Refusal to reinstate Salami is in bad faith – NBA
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, has said there is no going back on its earlier decision to hold its 2012 Delegates Conference in the ancient city of Kaduna in spite of the criticisms that have trailed the choice of the venue due to the prevailing security situation in the state.
‘S’Court judgments on evidence ‘ll boost justice administrative’
Lagos-based lawyer and Managing Partner of Alexander Payne & Co., Bamidele Adeleye has described the publication of Supreme Court Judgments on Evidence (SCJE) as a great boost to the nation’s judicial system.
President Jonathan did well – Minister
Minister of State for Education, Barr Nyesom Wike has commended President Goodluck Jonathan on his decision to immortalise Chief M.K.O. Abiola nine years after he fought for the country’s democracy by renaming the university of Lagos after him.
Governor’s Cup: Delta announces one week deadline for entries
Secondary Schools in Delta State have been directed to enter for the Governor’s Cup that is billed to kick off next school season.
Senators challenge corporate organisations to fund varsities
In line with the need for corporate organisations to contribute meaningfully to the well being of this country, the Senate Committee on Education has called on companies operating in Nigeria to as a part of fulfilling their Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, help in the funding of institutions in the country.
Court sacks Ondo Rep over defection
The Federal High Court sitting in Akure, yesterday, sacked a National Assembly member representing Akure South and North in the Federal House of Representatives, Mr. Ifedayo Abegunde for defecting from the Labour Party, LP, for the opposition Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN.

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