THE five governors of the South East zone have lamented the death of foremost jurist and retired Supreme Court Justice, Chukwudifu Oputa, describing him as an illustrious son of the zone.

The meeting was presided over by Mr. J.B. Daudu, SAN (the then president of the NBA) and the prominent and respected leaders that attended included Chief T.J.Okpoko SAN, and Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN, who represented the Midwest Bar Forum and the Egbe Amofin respectively.

NO fewer than 500 pupils identified from two distressed schools in Ogun State have benefited from the first phase of Uplift the Schools’ programme of the First Lady of Ogun state, Mrs. Olufunsho Amosun.

The World Bank, IFC and MIGA Board of Executive Directors have approved a $1.189 billion loan package and guarantees to boost power generation in some selected states of Nigeria.

I have been working in the area of clay therapy and eco-friendly production using waste materials – what you call junk art – combining it with clay since1997. I have been producing clay beads and I am passionate about it because we have abundance of clay in Nigeria. As a final year student, I saw a material on clay beads

IN compliance with the agreement reached between the Dangote conglomerates and Lagos State to encourage youths in the industrial drive of the economy, Dangote is set to employ 200 graduates of Technical Colleges in Lagos.

The Lagos State Government, hosts of the maiden DAWN Games, says it is not desperate to win the championships.

NORMALLY, we don’t have to justify telling the truth but we do have to justify not telling the truth. The plain truth is that from the beginning, these smart guys — men who at times even attempt to outsmart themselves — have the same modus operandi. They think they are bold and with their boldness, they can intimidate the rest of society and browbeat all of us into submitting to their whims and caprices.

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has been urged to take the needed steps to crush Boko Haram insurgency in the North.

THE tragic stampede that marred the March 15, recruitment of the Nigerian Immigration Service (NIS), may have come and gone, even buried under the carpet, but the memories of how over one million Nigerian youths scrambled for just 4, 500 job placements, will indeed continue to reverberate in the minds of many concerned Nigerians