Man jailed for sending email threats to anti-Brexit MPs
A man in Britain was jailed for 10 months on Thursday after sending threatening and racially aggravated emails to seven MPs who have previously opposed Brexit.
Ita-Faaji building collapse: Finally, panel submits report, discovers 283 distressed buildings across Lagos
Barely one month after a building collapsed on 63 Massey Street, in Ita-Faaji, Lagos Island, the State Government, has disclosed that 283 distressed buildings have been detected across the state.
Police Insp. dismissed for killing, declared wanted
Insp. Daniel Ojo who shot dead one Adaobi Ifeanyi and wounded another, Emmanuel Akomafuwa, in Ajegunle area of Lagos last Saturday, has been dismissed from service and declared wanted.
Ex-President Bush, Blair influence my passion for education ― Ex-VP Sambo
By Joseph Erunke FORMER Vice President, Alhaji Namadi Sambo, has said former United States President, George Bush Jnr and the former United Kingdom Prime Minister, Tony Blair, greatly influenced his passion for the development of education in Nigeria. Same, speaking, in Abuja, when he was inaugurated into the Board of Trustees of Baze University, said […]
NOUN to benefit from NCC’s education grants
The Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC) says the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) will benefit from its education grants for tertiary institutions in the country.
NAPTIP takes war against human trafficking to schools, unveils curricular
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) on Thursday unveiled a school curriculum that it developed to take awareness of human trafficking to basic and senior secondary schools.
