The General Manager of the Lagos State Electricity Board, Mrs Damilola Ogunbiyi, on Wednesday said the state would deploy solar power in 172 rural schools in the state by June.

It is often said that the adage, ‘whatever goes up must come down,’ does not apply in Nigeria. This is especially true when it comes to increase in the prices of goods and services. So when the Lagos State University, LASU, had its three-year long fee hike reversed from as high as N350, 000 to the previous amount of N25, 000, it caused jubilation for students and parents alike.

Nigerians from every nook and cranny have found Lagosan irresistible landof dreams. It is the nation’s number one destination for commerce, manufacturing, finance, and the media, and even the movie industry, which is clearly evident in the pace and pulse of the city’s activities.
Apart from being Nigeria’s commercial nerve centre and its major port city, Lagos is Nigeria’s former capital city, which was responsible for the attraction of the largest percent of federal presence and attention. Living in Lagos is exciting and opportunities and possibilities for the ambitious are almost limitless – sometimes elusively so.

As the general elections draw nearer, there is increasing fear, apprehension and tension of post election violence in some parts of the country, especially, in the three geo-political zones of the North. This has made Nigerians that are not of Northern extraction to start relocating from the North especially, North East and North West where there have been increasing wave of insurgency.

The President of a country could be rated by the promises he made during his campaign and is judged by his performance while in office. In 2014 at the wake of the Presidential campaign, Goodluck Jonathan promised uninterrupted power supply by the end of 2014.