Cannabis dealer jailed for 3 months
The ultimate kingmaker
I wasn’t kidnapped – Ugborodo community leader
Oil wells saga: Why Presidency is angry with Amaechi
Kaduna awards N28bn road contracts
Cashless policy has come to stay – CBN
Ph.D holders as truck drivers: Fallout of government’s unseriousness?
Power tussle: NFF stops NPL Congress
Workers, NSITF parley on Employees Compensation scheme
Oshiomhole’s successor won’t tear Edo ACN apart – Ize-Iyamu
CJN vs Jombo-Ofo: Is Justice on trial?
Olojo festival of Ancient Ile-Ife
How Justice Mustapha was honoured in Abuja
Frequently Confused Words
President Jonathan ordered, so what?
$1.4m: Court convicts FAAN staff, one other after plea of guilt

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Cultists unleash terror on College of Education
Suspected cultists penultimate Saturday descended on the College of Education, Katisna-Ala, leaving, at least, two people dead, one injured and destroying structures on the campus.
Alumnus donates library to YABATECH
An alumnus of Yaba College of Technology, Mr. Taofiq Idowu Raheem, has donated an ultra modern library to his alma mater in the School of Environmental Studies to aid teaching, acquisition of skills and learning.
Road to Painthocast…
Kunle Adeyemi’s on going solo exhibition at the Quintessence Gallery , Falomo Ikoyi, Lagos is a climax of his new research innovations in the exploration of form, material and subject. Titled, Painthograph and Painthocast: A New Consciousness, the visual show comes in the heel of his successful completion of a doctoral programme in studio art.
World Bank proposes African Centres of Excellence in Nigerian varsities
The World Bank has set plans in motion to support Nigerian universities through the establishment of Centres for Excellence (CoEx) in some tertiary institutions in the country.
How common herbs help ward off diabetes naturally
“Check your sugar, and take your drugs as prescribed,” is the age-old message of most health practitioners to a steadily increasing number of diabetics. But there are proven alternative aids and treatment to help ward off diabetes.
Counsel Corner: Motorcyclist ‘raped’ by HIV ladies
There is a case of two ladies who boarded a commercial motorbike and when they got to a lonely spot they forced the bike to stop and forced the rider to have sex with them in-turn at gun point. They were aware that they were HIV positive, how will the case be treated if they are apprehended?
OAU celebrates golden jubilee in grand style
It was indeed a week of glamorous events as the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, celebrated her golden jubilee anniversary.
Appeal Court: Jumbo Ofo’s appointment cannot be aborted – Lawyers
Following the Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Mrs Alousious Muktar, refusal to administer oath of office on Justice Ifeoma Jumbo-Ofo, as a Justice of the Court of Appeal, penultimate Monday, some lawyers who spoke with Vanguard Law and Human Rights on the matter noted that her inauguration as a justice at the Court of Appeal cannot be aborted.
Softly, softly, CJN Mukhtar!
IF it is true that morning shows the day, it must also be true that our Judiciary under the new Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Maryam Aloma Mukhtar, may be heading for troubled waters, if not directly for the rocks.
Govt loses N1.7bn monthly to rice smuggling – Millers
Local rice millers have raised an alarm that the Nigerian government loses over N1.7 billion worth of revenue every month to smuggling activities in the rice sector . The millers, under the aegis of Rice Millers, Importers & Distributors Association of Nigeria, RiMIDAN, called on the government to ensure a level playing field in the sector and remove waivers.
Fashola’s wife,others lead 50,000 schools at global reading festival
WIFE of Lagos State governor, Dame Abimbola Fashola, and her Kwara State counterpart, Mrs. Omolewa Ahmed, will be among notable Nigerians who will lead over 50,000 secondary schools to participate in the maiden edition of the largest ever book reading festival featuring “17 Secrets of High Flying Students” in 17 cities across Nigeria and 17 countries across the world.
Focus to shift from bonds to equities in 2013 – FDC
There is likelihood of a possible re-direction of investments from bonds to equities market by investors in the coming year, says Financial Derivatives Company, FDC.
3,337 corps members sworn in, charged on skills acquisition
Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola of Lagos State has called on members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) posted to the state to add value to the state as they dedicate themselves to build up their God-given talents at their various community.
Adapt, don’t adopt technology
International experts have called on stakeholders in the technical education sector to adapt technologies that are relevant to the African scene instead of adopting European technologies that are not suitable for the continent’s developmental needs.
Resuming geeky trends
It’s amazing how time flies. What’s more amazing is how time changes style. Trends that once belonged to the class of geeks have now become common place for the crème de la crème of campus fashion. Today, Quadlifestyle focuses on these geeky trends.

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