Biafra’s secessionist right revisited
Whether a constitutionally governed nation is to exist in perpetuity, sacred and inviolable even by the existential realities of irredeemable socio-cultural fault lines, is a matter for the conjecture of the jurisprudence of law and of morality. The question being: should a democratic society be presumed immune –legally-speaking or morally so- even from the rumbling dissent of self-determined minorities bent on opting out of the union?
‘The last time I saw Bukky Ajayi’
The National President of the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN), Mr Emeka Ike, on Wednesday expressed shock over the demise of the veteran actress Bukky Ajayi.
CAN Election: Akinola, others shun Akwa Ibom meeting
ERSTWHILE President of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Most Rev. Peter Jasper Peter Akinola, and many other religious leaders have declined to attend the meeting of Christian elders scheduled for Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, today, investigations have revealed.
Out of school children: Nigeria among 10 countries globally, says Education International
EDUCATION International, EL, world federation of teachers, has said Nigeria is one of the 10 countries in the world accounting for the majority of children deprived of access to education.
DHq vs. Houseboat Owners: Court adjourns N3bn debt suit to Oct 3
A Federal High Court sitting in Port-Harcourt, Rivers State, has adjourned to October 10, 2016, the hearing in the suit by Houseboat Owner’s Coalition, seeking an order for the payment of N3 billion in respect of their houseboats hired by the Ministry of Defence.
Cayley College allegedly suspends student for advising a molested girl
LAGOS—Months after Queens College, Lagos, made headlines when a teacher in the school was accused of molesting a Junior Secondary School, JSS 2 girl, there is another controversy brewing in Cayley College, Lagos, following the alleged suspension of one Medad Akpoterabor.
