A pastor promised to send my kids to school but subjected them to maltreatment — Father of brualized boy
By Dayo Johnson Akure—A 36-year-old mother of four, Mrs Opeyemi Omoyemi, was yesterday sentenced to four and half years in prison for brutalising and inflicting body injuries on his 12-year-old househelp, Joel Sunday, for stealing a piece of meat. A Magistrate’s Court sitting in Akure, the Ondo State capital sentenced Owoyemi following her arraignment on […]
Ibrahim Tahir revisited on key issues
TILL he died on December 9, 2009, Dr. Ibrahim Tahir held the title of Talba Bauchi. It is not the title he is remembered for but his intellectual contributions on events and issues. Tall, big and imposing just like his cerebral ideas, he was outstanding and brilliant.
The president’s executive orders and true federalism in Nigeria
IT is no longer news that the Supreme Court of Nigeria last Thursday set aside President Buhari’s Executive Order 10 as being inconsistent with the 1999 constitution and ipso facto illegal, null and void and of no effect whatsoever.
2023 Igbo presidency: Drop fears, prejudices against Igbo — Ohanaeze
The President-General of Ohanaeze Ndigbo Worldwide, Ambassador George Obiozor, on Monday pleaded with other regions of the country to drop fears and prejudices against the Igbos to move the country forward.
Ibrahim Tahir revisited on key issues
By Eric Teniola Till he died on December 9, 2009, Dr Ibrahim Tahir held the title of Talba Bauchi. It is not the title he is remembered for but his intellectual contributions on events and issues. Tall, big and imposing just like his cerebral ideas, he was outstanding and brilliant. I used to read his […]
Why we’re embarking on one-month strike — ASUU
After serious deliberations that dragged into the early hours of yesterday, the National Executive Council, NEC, of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, said it was embarking on a month strike to press the Federal Government to meet its demands.
