FG-backed N100bn mortgage bond in jeopardy
Insecurity: Cleric laments killing of pastors, others
A party in irreversible coma? (1)
The Nurudeen factor in Kwara politics
APC calls for cancellation of Abia polls
Workers shut down Bauchi over non-payment of salary
Dynamics of Change: The Amaechi years (2)
Police gun down two in Rivers
DESOPADEC didn’t abandon road project —Commissioner
Metuh draws fire over outburst against APC
Cross River pulls out of athletics sponsorship
38 pupils enjoy Enugu govt scholarships to varsity
CBN Open serves off
Fashola to grace GTBank-Lagos Principals Cup final

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24 of 210 students graduate with first class at AUN
A total number of 210 students took part in the 7th Commencement ceremony of the American University of Nigeria (AUN) Yola, Adamawa State on Saturday, May 9, 2015. A breakdown of the number shows that 184 of the graduands received Bachelor’s, 19 master’s and seven received post-graduate diploma in management.
So you want to go to Law School? (1)
“Wonders never cease…” Anonymous In July last year, in a two-part series, we published on this page an article titled SO YOU WANT TO BE A LAWYER. That was published in response to the question posed by a parent to me whose son/daughter was about to make a choice of university.
Quality of primary education remains worrisome — HDI
A non-government organization, Human Development Initiatives (HDI) in collaboration with other partners, have kicked off a project on improving and enhancing governance and accountability for quality, effective and accessible primary and junior secondary education at the Local Government in Nigeria relative to Universal Basic Education (UBE) statutory and policy framework.
Federation Cup: Kukuruku knock out Giwa FC
Giwa FC of Jos have been bundled out of the 2015 Federation Cup. They suffered a 5-4 penalty defeat to Kukuruku Dragons of Auchi yes terday in Minna.
Lagos SUBEB trains 5,223 in literacy, numeracy teaching skills
FIVE thousand, two hundred and twenty three participants, comprising the state school improvement team, school improvement officers, education secretaries, heads of sections, head teachers and class teachers have been trained on literacy and numeracy teaching skills while 743 head teachers participated in a four day leadership training programme organised by the Lagos State Universal Basic Education Board.

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