Judiciary in 2014: The ups and downs
AS the year 2014 creeps to an end, there are many events that have shaped the polity in the last 12 months, and it is a combination of the good, the bad and the ugly. The nation’s judiciary, like other the arms of government, recorded its ups and downs in the fading year. In our tradition, Vanguard Law & Human Rights, reviews these major events, some of which may still ripple in the coming year.
Fayemi congratulates Christians for witnessing another Xmas
Former Governor of Ekiti State, Dr Kayode Fayemi, has congratulated Christians in the country for witnessing yet another Christmas, urging them to continue to live peacefully in love and harmony with one another and with adherents of other religions.
Varsities Talk: Nigerian universities and the fate of the nation
“The economist like anyone else must concern himself with the fate of man.”
Education report: Could 2014 mark end of strikes?
WITH seven days to year 2015, and in line with our tradition, Vanguard Learning takes stock of events that shaped the nation’s education sector, especially as the year is not ending on a striking note
‘Why Anambra North people endorsed Stella Oduah’
ONITSHA—Former chairman of the Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP in Anambra State, Chief Frank Oramulu, has said the stakeholders and people of Anambra North Senatorial zone endorsed Princess Stella Oduah, immediate past Minister of Aviation, to represent the zone in the Senate because of her outstanding qualities.
Labour seeks upward review of minimum wage
Organised labour yesterday said the devaluation of the Nigerian currency by the Federal Government had reduced the current National Minimum Wage, NMW, to 90 dollars as against 120 dollar per month.
