

Ekiti House passes law prescribing death penalty for cultists
Fero mobile launches Fero X2
Lagos Dep Speaker takes over official quarters, 29 months after
Why I prefer Nigeria for my crusades — Reinhard Bonnke
CoreEXM’s boss urges corporate governance practices
Ambode swears in 5 new Perm Secs, tasks workers on creativity
Lagos tackles illegal sand dredgers
Coollink.ng, partner Konnect Africa, to launch Asta satellite service into Nigeria
Noodles maker trills consumers at Lagos fair
TVC Communications launches new radio station
WFA endorses ADVAN awards
‘How weak IP culture kills technology development’
Look good to usher in the new season
SON seizes N3m goods in Yobe
SEAMFIX tasks FG on systems upgrade
NIGERIA: The national reconstruction plan to survive in IoT world
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SubscribeYuletide: Ensure uninterrupted fuel supply, NNPC mandates PPMC
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, yesterday, directed its downstream subsidiary, the Petroleum Products Marketing Company, PPMC, to ensure steady supply of petroleum products across the country during the festive periods and well into 2018.
Lagos to clean up, secure beach fronts to boost tourism
The Lagos State Government has commenced channelisation of four commercial ferry routes out of the thirty already identified as part of activities to scale up water transportation and give a quantum leap to tourism in the State.
For ‘a man of the people’ Dapo Olorunyomi, at 60
A journalist and administrator par excellence, Dapo has been involved in setting up and managing several successful projects. He is part of the founding team of The News magazine that was launched in 1993
NDLEA arrests Police escort over vehicle conveying hemp
The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency, NDLEA, says it has arrested a mobile police officer (name withheld) for allegedly escorting a vehicle loaded with 30 bags of substance suspected to be Indian hemp.
Morals, Rule of Law, and Partisaship in Nigerian Politics
Every society is governed by a set of rules by which its members are expected to conduct their affairs. Within the society itself, different classes of persons are governed by different sets of rules unique to their circumstances. For example, medical doctors are bound by what is known as the Hippocratic Oath whilst in Nigeria Legal Practitioners are bound by the Legal Practitioners Code of Conduct. Even amongst the military and before the adoption of the Geneva Convention on conduct of war fare, a defined set of rules had over the centuries been developed to guide soldiers on the battle field in the treatment of the enemy. Therefore, hardly can one find a sphere of modern society that is not regulated by some form of rules and regulations.
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