PDP members sue Adeleke over primary school certificate
The Osun PDP’s governorship candidate, Sen. Ademola Adeleke, has been dragged to court by some aggrieved members of the party for alleged non-possession of primary school certificate.
Insecurity: Herdsmen crisis, Boko Haram’ll determine 2019 election — ASIS
Private security management professionals in Nigeria, under the agies of American Society for Industrial Security, ASIS International, yesterday, expressed worry that the way and manner the Federal Government is handling the Boko Haram insurgency and clashes between herdsmen and farmers will determine whether the 2019 general elections will hold as planned or not.
How TASUED generates IGR through entrepreneurship —Prof Arigbabu
Professor of Mathematics, Abayomi Adelaja Arigbabu is a seasoned administrator, erudite scholar and Vice-Chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED. In the last 25 years, Arigbabu has been involved in Mathematics, Science and Technology (MST) Education and preparatory programmes in Nigeria. In this interview, he spoke on sundry issues bordering on education and the place of entrepreneurship training in his institution and internally-generated revenue. Excerpts
As the Ogbeni takes a bow
To kick start his ‘Six Point Integral Action Plan’, Aregbesola had ingeniously tapped into a delicate financial instrument called ‘promissory notes’
Pastor loses daughter, 4 cheat death as flood sweeps away car behind gov’s lodge
AWKA—FLASH flood yesterday morning, swept away a 504 Peugeot vehicle with four occupants behind Governor’s Lodge Amawbia, Awka South local government area, Anambra state allegedly killing a 14- year-old girl.
Asaba 2018: We’re ready to host Africa —Okowa
ASABA—COU-NTDOWN to the commencement of the 21st Africa Senior Athletics Competition taking place in Asaba, Delta State, Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, yesterday said the state was fully ready to host the competition.
Over 100 inmates have mental illness—Lagos govt
The newly-inaugurated Lagos Criminal Information System, LCIS, an electronic system for tracking and capturing biometric details of suspects and offenders, has revealed that over 100 inmates of Lagos prisons have mental illness and HIV/AIDS.
We won’t relinquish leadership of African ICT growth – FG
The Federal Government, yesterday, said it will continue to lead in Information and Communications Technology, ICT, developments in Africa, despite challenges in the economy.
Man murders mother for cooking yam porridge instead of noodles
THE village of Okpunoeze Uruagu in Nnewi North Local Government Area of Anambra State was, yesterday, thrown into mourning following the murder of 67-year-old Mrs Benedeth Ikegwuonu by his 42-year-old son, Mr. Chiedu Ikegwuonu, over breakfast.
5 drown as boat capsizes in Lagos
NO fewer than five persons were feared dead after a boat capsized in Lagos, yesterday evening.
Piracy attacks: Creation of independent Coastal Defence Force only solution – Borha
A maritime consultant and head analyst of C. A. BORHA (Management and Economic Services), Christopher Borha, has called for the creation of an independent Coastal Defence Force as permanent solution to the challenge of pirate attacks on the nation’s waterways.
