Boko Haram attacks spell doom for education in the North
‘Why Ngige is yet to declare for guber race’
Dethroned Olofa heads to Supreme Court
$15m: Judgment on Delta vs FG for Sept 20
‘If you sustain your environment, it will sustain you’
Kabiru Sokoto disowns Boko Haram
Yetunde Arebi’s day of double honours
NEF, Arewa Youths, CAN doubt Boko Haram’s ceasefire
Rivers crisis escalates, spills to streets
Edo Teacher’s Strike: Matters arising
10-yr-old boy missing in flooded drainage
Owner of 67-0 losers disbands team
Heritage Bank to partner BDAN on capacity building

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Alleged rape of ex-corps member: Judge keeps mum on judgement date
For the second time, Justice Oyejide Falola of an Osun State High Court, yesterday, failed to announce the date for the final judgement in the case of rape instituted by an ex-Corps member, Miss Helen Okpara against a traditional ruler in Obokun Local Government Area of the state, Alowa of Ilowa-Ijesha, Oba Adebukola Alli as a result of what the judge gave as ‘two reasons.’
Lagos CJ assigns judges to sit during vacation
Lagos State Chief Judge, Justice Ayotunde Phillips, has assigned atleast 10 judges to sit at the Ikeja and Lagos division of the Lagos State High Court, during long vacation of judges in the state.
2015: I ‘ll be the bridge in Delta politics – Idonor
Comrade Daniel Ovwigho Idonor, an all-round accomplished Journalist and Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Social Works And Geriatric, has over 25 years working experience, 10 years of which was spent in covering the activities of the Presidency in Aso Rock, the Nigerian seat of power. Mr. Idonor was until last year, the Chairman of the State House Press Corps, Presidential Villa, a position he successfully occupied for 5 years. Mr. Idonor was also a Student Union activist. He rose to the position of President of the Student Union Government (SUG) of the University of Jos.
Teaching Mandarin at UNILAG: Experience of a Chinese teacher
I would say that I have been fortunate to experience the Nigerian environment and society. The mere fact of daring into a society hitherto unknown to me has also made me stronger and braver for a lifetime.
Between Nebo and vindictive criticisms
WHEN Chinedu Nebo, then a ministerial nominee spoke of casting out witches and demons during Senate screening, he must have thought that he was deploying an innocuous metaphor which any reasonable person would ordinarily decipher.

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