The Police arrived at the compound and drove back to their station from where they deposited the body of the deceased in the mortuary. At the end of the trial, the trial court convicted the appellant and 1st Accused of murder and sentenced them to death by hanging.

THE Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund, CVFF, of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has hit a total of $169 million, equivalent of N25.4 billion, as at September 2012.

Just because you’re a fresher doesn’t mean you have to dress like one. Matriculation isn’t just an official christening into your academic institution; it’s the official baptism into the world of Quad-life-style. There’s no better way to celebrate your admission into school than to step out in style at your matriculation. Get fashion tips that fit your matriculation number:

In the quest to bring the benefit of management accountancy nearer students and to enhance business decision-making and performance in Nigerian workers, the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has restated its commitment to collaborate with higher institutions in Nigeria to improve the quality of professionals in Accountancy.

The Coca-Coola Company has started phasing out returnable glass bottles (rgb) across its production plants worldwide.

Former Massachusetts Governor, Mr. Willard Mitt Romney ,was born on march 12, 1947 in Detroit, Michigan to one time Michigan Governor, Mr George Romney,who also ran for Republican Party presidential nomination in 1968, but was defeated by Richard Nixon, nicknamed “Tricky Dick”.

Conference of Nigerian Political Parties, CNPP, has described the ongoing nation-wide Good Governance Tour, led by the Minister of Information, Mr. Labaran Maku, as an orchestrated mission of deceit and waste of the nation’s resources.

The Emir of Katsina and Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, His Royal Majesty, Alhaji Abdul-Mumin Kabir Usman, has lauded the transparent manner in which the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Bamitale Omole, is running the affairs of the 50-year-old institution.

FOR some decades now, Nigerians have been lamenting over the poor standard of education in the country which has taken us to a very low level compared with our contemporaries, a situation where majority of schools produce half-baked graduates who are not competitive on the international market so much so that international organisations are no longer willing to employ Nigerian graduates.

Nigeria’s hope of being counted among the technologically advanced nations, is gradually taking shape as her researchers in every field are coming up with inventions and innovations geared towards solving local problems. Little drops, they say, make a mighty ocean, and practice makes perfect.

The two most famous names in women tennis, Venus and Serena Williams were up and about in Lagos yesterday and the city stood still to herald their grand presence in the bustling commercial city of Africa.