Artistes battle against extinction

Artistes battle against extinction

EVERY nation preserves their arts to remain cultured. Every nation’s culture remains her identity and arts becomes a vibrant and commercialy viable industry. This is necessary to keep her country alive, preserve her identity, style, carve its history and originality; and to identify a people.
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OAU retirees seek CPS review to serve pensioners better

OAU retirees seek CPS review to serve pensioners better

By GBENGA OLARINOYE, Osogbo REtirees of the Obafemi Awolowo University OAU, Ile Ife Osun state under the Contributory Pension Scheme, CPS, have called on the Federal Government to review the scheme to give succor to those that have served their country faithfully and selflessly. At a briefing in Osogbo on activities lined up to mark […]

NATIONAL CONFAB: Ohanaeze, Afenifere, Arewa, others go to work

NATIONAL CONFAB: Ohanaeze, Afenifere, Arewa, others go to work

TWENTY-FOUR hours after President Goodluck Jonathan raised a 13-man National Conference Advisory Committee, leading ethnic nationalities and other groups in the country have started consultations with a view to presenting their agenda to the panel. Vanguard also gathered that the different geo-political zones of the country may also meet to strategise and marshall their demands.

Proposed National Confab: Itsekiri youths laud Jonathan

Proposed National Confab: Itsekiri youths laud Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan’s decision to convoke a National Conference has been described as the most courageous step ever taken by any Nigerian leader, particularly in the quest to tackle the ‘national question.’

LearnAfrica lauds NECO candidates’ performance in exams

LearnAfrica lauds NECO candidates’ performance in exams

The nation’s learning resource company, Learn Africa Plc, has congratulated the National Examinations Council (NECO) and the candidates that sat for the NECO June/July 2013 Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) on the Significant improvement recorded in the performance of students and the reduction in the incidence of examination malpractice.

UNESCO lauds Rivers govt’s free books to students

UNESCO lauds Rivers govt’s free books to students

The Rivers State Government has flagged-off its 2013 Free Education Project. The flagging-off ceremony took place at the Dr.Christie Toby Model Primary School, Elekahia, Liberation Stadium in Port Harcourt.

Lagos Triathlon targets over 600 athletes

Lagos Triathlon targets over 600 athletes

Lagos State Triathlon Association said yesterday that it expects well over 600 particiants from schools, clubs and the military in this year’s Triathlon fiesta which comes up on Saturday and Sunday at Teslim Balogun Stadium Lagos.

Delta to employ 20,000 youths through SEEFOR Project

Delta to employ 20,000 youths through SEEFOR Project

Worried by the high rate of youth unemployment in the state, Delta State Government is to employ over 20,000 youths in the next five years through the Small Public Works sub-component of the State Employment and Expenditure for Results, SEEFOR, Project.

Constituents fault rotational agreement between Owan East, West

Constituents fault rotational agreement between Owan East, West

AHEAD of the 2015 general elections, concerned citizens of Owan Federal Constituency in Edo State have expressed reservations over the continued adherence to the rotational arrangement between Owan West and Owan East local governments in the choice of who represents the area in the House of Representatives.

Couple knows fate over maid’s death Oct 23

Couple knows fate over maid’s death Oct 23

An Ikeja High Court has fixed October 23 for judgment in the case of a couple, Elochukwu and Chiamaka Nnajiofor, accused of murdering their 14-year-old housemaid.

Ikuforiji calls for end to blood-letting in Nigeria

Ikuforiji calls for end to blood-letting in Nigeria

The Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Adeyemi Ikuforiji has called for concerted efforts by Nigerians to end the spate of bloodletting that is heating up the polity of the country.

FG backpedalss on bid to rename UNILAG

FG backpedalss on bid to rename UNILAG

The decision of the Federal Government to change the University of Lagos UNILAG, to Moshood Abiola University has been reverted, UNILAG Vice-Chancellor, Professor Rahamon Ade Bello has said. He disclosed this during the UNILAG Advancement Alumni cocktail/dinner held at Sheraton Hotel, Lagos on Saturday.

Soldier to hang for homicide

Soldier to hang for homicide

AN FCT High Court in Jabi, Abuja, have sentenced a soldier, Kabiru Abdullahi, to death by hanging for killing one Musa Tanko.