Bringing back the status of first Nigerian hujjaj
Outcry over repairs of Abakaliki-Afikpo expressway
Umana lauds Attah for advocating open contest
Kogi retirees lament unpaid gratuities since 1995
2014 Hajj: 502 pilgrims airlifted in Kano
APC calls for Kogi council boss’ impeachment
World Bank partners Ibadan Business School on capacity-building
Onitsha GRA residents, contractor differ on job specifications
Threat to life: IGP orders probe
Senate: How and why PDP won Niger-East by-election
Okubor seeks end to feud between oil and gas stakeholders
Researchers advocate community-driven agric devt model
Varsities Talk: How to choose the university to attend (3)
Nations Cup: Eagles heighten fears
Dimgba Igwe and our dysfunctional social spaces
Oshiomhole assures security operatives of support
For balance, I’ll ensure more states are created – Mark

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Taraba Exco moves to determine Suntai’s health status
YOBE—Taraba State Executive Council yesterday directed the State House of Assembly to raise a medical panel to ascertain the health status of its ailing governor, Danbaba Suntai.
Tension in LASU over withheld salaries
The Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities, SSANU, Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo chapter, yesterday, said it would ground activities in the institution if the management failed to pay withheld salaries of its members.
Be self-reliant after graduation, Yabatech Rector tells freshmen
The Rector, Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH), Lagos, Dr. Kudi Ladipo has urged new students of the college to embrace the compulsory Entrepreneurial Studies, as well as the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) studies offered by all students during their study year
May & Baker seeks protection of local manufacturers
May and Baker Nigeria Plc has called on the Federal Government to ensure protection of local manufacturers in areas such as patronage and importation of drugs.
Be wary of fake Int’l school recruitment agents, educationist warns parents
Worried by the proliferation of swindlers who pose as recruitment agents to international schools, the Principal, Babcock University Schools, Ogba, Lagos, Elder Gabriel Fasanu,has urged parents seeking admission for their children abroad to be wary of people who often promise scholarships and other educational facilities, abroad.

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