Non-academicC Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, has raised alarm over a looming industrial unrest in both West African Examinations Council, WAEC and the National Examination Council, NECO, over perceived anti-union policies.

The matter of access to $8m will be addressed shortly. But, Professor Okojie also made a point, at the time which needs to be represented.

Last minute changes in space allocation killed this column last week. I serve it today. But let me briefly touch on two things that happened after that.

Cross River state athletes were exceptional on Thursday as three of their boxers dominated in three categories of the final results of the boxing event released at the on-going National Youth Games (NYG).

A United Kingdom-based nongovernmental organisation, Niger Delta Advocacy Group, has tasked the re-elected leadership of the Urhobo Progressive Union, UPU, led Major-Gen. Patrick Aziza (rtd.), on the problems affecting most Urhobo people.

It was an emotional night, Saturday, at the Sheraton Hotel and Towers when the Sports Business and Media Awards ( SBMA ) rolled out the red carpet in recognition of Prominent Nigerians who had served sports meritoriously in their time as journalists and broadcasters.

Nelson Mandela “drew his last breath and just rested”, his ex-wife Winnie said Thursday in her first public comments on his death.

Prince Adesegun Olusola Ogunlewe, former Lagos State Head of Service, HoS, in this concluding part of his with Olasunkanmi Akoni,  told Labour Vanguard that the 14 weeks old strike by Doctors in the state was his most trying moment. The first part of the interview has earlier been published.  Excerpts. Major reforms introduced into the […]

Irked by the rising spate of graduate unemploy-ment in the country, Chief Lecturer at the Department of Languages, Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), Lagos, Mr. Benjamin Osasona, has blamed lack of English language proficiency as one of the major factors contributing to graduate unemployment in the country.

Super Eagles midfielder John Mikel Obi has said that he expects tougher opposition from Iran and Bosnia than Argentina in the first round of Brazil 2014. He, however, said he is confident the Super Eagles will reach the knockout stage of the World Cup.