Customs arrests professor with $1.1m at Lagos Airport
OPERATIVES of the Nigeria Custom Service, NCS, Murtala Muhammed International Airports, MMIA, Command, Wednesday arrested a passenger with $1.1 million at MMIA, Lagos on his way to Kenya.
APC, a political liability – FCT Minister
ABUJA—Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, Senator Bala Mohammed, yesterday, said the newly formed All Progressives Congress, APC, was a politically party dead on arrival.
Stakeholders make case for ‘digital campus’
Imagine a digital campus where students’ history can be accessed by the click of a mouse; where parents, students, teachers and school managements can be integrated on one ICT platform.
80% of local shipping firms have closed shop – Molap boss
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Molap Group, Chief Isaac Jolampamo, has said that 80 percent of indigenous shipping companies in the country have folded up as a result of illegal activities and the domination of the industry by foreigners despite the Cabotage law.
Lagos tasks parents on free education
The Permanent Secretary,Ministry of Education, Lagos State, Mrs. Omolara Erogbogbo, has urged parents to take advantage of the free basic education offered by the state government and send their children to school.
ASUSS blames education woes on corruption
The Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools of Nigeria (ASUSS) in Ogun State has blamed the crisis rocking the education sector on massive corruption of the leadership, describing the nation’s educational system as dysfunctional.
