

Much ado about Achebe on Awo (2)
The Saudi humiliation and govt’s feeble rhetoric (2)
Stakeholders laud Jonathan on N426.53b education budget
Dickson signs N1.5bn supplementary bill into law to tackle flood
Senate petitioned over demolished 500-unit estate
Journey of the Nomad: Nigeria to Ghana…
Why NJC wants Salami back
Councillor slaps LG worker over alleged blackmail
Olajumoke disowns Mimiko, pledges support for PDP
AFCON 2013: We’ll work hard for the trophy – NFF
Our researches are tailored to meet local needs – IZE-BALOGBAN
Appeal Court stops contempt proceedings against FCMB, others
NCC files criminal charge against MCSN, others
Culture, colour grace Obosi New Yam Festival
Don’t put undue pressure on Eaglets – Amunike
Slow learners get better with cognitive training – Ezennia
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SubscribePanel says examination malpractice devalues certificates
Panelists at a one day seminar organised by the Lagos office of the National Business and Technical Education Board (NABTEB) have observed that examination malpractice has contributed to the devaluation of certificates awarded by educational institutions just as they made wide ranging recommendations to overcome the menace.
BUDGET 2013: Senate sets condition for passage
THE Senate, yesterday, said that the Ministries, Departments and Agencies, MDAs of the Executive arm, have only implemented 30 per cent of the 2012 budget as against claims of slightly above 40 per cent implementation by the Presidency.
PHCN staff electrocuted on duty in Ekiti
ADO EKITI – Residents of Satellite Area, NTA Road, Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Wednesday wept uncontrollably when a middle aged staff of the Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN), Mr. Samuel Job Isaac was electrocuted and died instantly.
Lagos pilgrims protest over accommodation in S-Arabia
Hundreds of pilgrims from Lagos State to this year’s hajj Wednesday staged a protest over lack of proper accommodation in Mecca, Saudi Arabia by the state government.
Port: S/Court refers parties to Lagos High Court
The Supreme Court has referred parties in a suit over the ownership and administration of Tin Can Island Port Terminal C, back to the Lagos State High Court for trial.
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