Masses, problem of governance in Nigeria – Obi
VICE President of Nigeria Governors’ Forum, NGF, Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State, said yesterday, that the major problem militating against good governance in Nigeria was not necessarily the leaders, but mainly the masses
Terrorism: Our character ‘ll change the wrong impression – Ajibola
Adesegun Ajibola (SAN) is a son of retired Judge of the International Court of Justice at The Hague and former Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation, Prince Bola Ajibola (SAN). Segun is the Principal Partner, Bola Ajibola & Co and a Member of Board of Trustees of the Islamic Movement for Africa (IMA). He spoke with Vanguard’s Facing the Kaaba on Islam and good character. Excerpts:
Teachers accuse NTI of N1.44bn fraud
Teachers across the country have accused the National Teachers Institute, NTI, of shortchanging them of N1.44 billion allowances due them under the Federal Government’s Millenium Development Goals, MDGs, training programme.
Ohazulike blames insecurity on injustice
Ezeigbo Lagos, Igwe Hycinth Ohazulike, has blamed insecurity in the country on injustice.
AGOA boosts trade, supports shared growth with Africa
THE African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) has boosted exponentially the United States’ trade with sub-Saharan Africa and remains the “centerpiece” of U.S. economic engagement with the region, according to Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Johnnie Carson.
S-West doctors to join striking colleagues in Lagos
THE Nigerian Medical Association, NMA, in the South-West, yesterday, threatened to embark on solidarity strike in support of the 788 sacked doctors by the Lagos State Government.
