Tade Ipadeola wins 2013 Nigeria Prize for Literature

The race for the 2013 edition of the prestigious Nigeria Prize for Literature, sponsored by the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas (NLNG), which kicked off February, 2013, came to a positive conclusion Wednesday with The Sahara Testament authored by Tade Ipadeola, emerging winner.
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Controversy trails death of Nigerian business mogul in UK

COntroversy has begun to trail the death of the Chief Executive Officer of Hasstrup Line, and the now rested Space World Airline, Captain Israel Ademola Hasstrup, 79, who died in the United Kingdom last year under what the bereaved family described as ‘questionable manner.’

Enugu sacks 138 school principals over age falsification

One hundred and thirty-eight Chief Supervising Principals, CSPs, recently appointed by Enugu State Government for various schools in the 17 local government areas of the state have been compulsorily retired for allegedly falsifying their ages.

A country mostly on strike

WHEN staff of the National Aviation Management Agency, NAMA, withdrew their services to protest failure of negotiations between their union and NAMA management on new salary scales the National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission approved for them, last May 20, it was the third major disruption of air transport services in two months.

FRSC has no power to issue drivers’ licence

Introduction: With the October deadline on phasing out the old drivers licence and plate number for vehicles, agencies of government in Lagos State have found it lucrative to pounce on vehicles on the road to challenge owners or drivers of such cars to produce their driver’s licence.

18 Eagles fight for shirts against Antelopes

The Super Eagles had their first training session ahead of the crucial World Cup final round qualifier against Ethiopia on Tuesday evening at the mainbowl of the refurbished Abuja National Stadium with 18 players sweating it out for starter’s shirts.

AGAGU: Ondo denies hiring crashed plane

THE Ondo State Government, yesterday, clarified that it did not hire the aircraft of Associated Airline, which crashed last Thursday in Lagos, while conveying the body of former Governor of the state, Dr. Olusegun Agagu, to Akure for the commencement of the burial rites.

Adefaye, others urge Confab committee to fashion out effective public service

Barely 24 hours after President Goodluck Jonathan inaugurated the 13-man Presidential Advisory Committee, PAC, on National Dialogue,Editor-in-Chief and General Manager Publications, Vanguard Newspapers, Mr. Gbenga Adefaye, Chairman, Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, Ikeja Branch and other eminent Nigerians, yesterday, urged PAC leadership to consider in its recommendation the issue of effective public service delivery in the country.

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