PDP threatens to sanction 3 Bayelsa LG chairmen
Wada’s 365 days in office: So far, so turbulent
BATTLE FOR LAGOS: Obasanjo is joking – Ajomale, ACN Chairman
Fulani herdsmen, Idoma clash displaces 550 in Benue
NBA sets up panel to probe Ezzu River bodies
Chief E.K. Clark: The oldman, governors and the PDP
JABU VC urges NUC to make SIFE mandatory
MDGs: FG trains 40,000 teachers
FG urged to train more Guidance and Counselling professionals
Ceasefire or Greek gift?
Reps probe alleged misappropriation of $67bn foreign reserve
Transformation agenda and SAFE initiative at FMC Umuahia
Dangote Cement: Analysts predict higher share price growth
In 2013, NGOs must return to the trenches (4)
Make best use of this golden opportunity, Rector tells new students
Afcon: Keshi needs commendation not condemnation – NFF
In Lagos, US marks Obama’s inauguration with Songs

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Expert calls for teachers’ training
The Administrator, St.Gregory’s College, Obalende, Lagos, Rev. Msgr. Edmond Akpala, has called for the continuous training and retraining of teachers so as to uplift the standard of education in the country.
Nigeria partners IBE on regional development
Nigeria has declared its intention to partner with the International Bureau of Education, IBE, to ensure national and regional development of the basic education sub-sector for the overall development of Nigerian.
Int’l Breweries share price overvalued – Analysts
Despite impressive financial performance where International Breweries recorded 31.3 percent growth in revenue for nine month period ended 30th September, 2012, coupled with key expansion by the new core investors, SAB Miller, analysts at BGL Securities & Investment Limited said the shares of the company are currently over-valued.
Economy, Politics and Human Rights: Whither Nigeria? (3)
Odinkalu continues this week with this article on Economy, Politics and Human Rights: Whither Nigeria?
Born Tro Away from Street Kids to Urban Kings
Established less than two years ago by a team of professional artistes comprising Ropo Ewenla, Dagga Tola, Ilaria Chessa, Segun Adefila and Ade Bantu, the “Born Tro Way” project, which seeks to transform lives of youths; and especially street kids who lack opportunity to discover their talents seems to have made great impact on the lives of youths especially in the suburb areas. In this report, the trio of Ilaria Chessa, Ade Bantu and Segun Adfila gave insight on how far the project has gone.

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