NAF Plane Crash: Igbokoda residents lament stench, fear disease outbreak, as body parts float
Stakeholders fault food, alcohol ban at swimming pools
Mile 2: Robbers’ arena, powered by unending traffic jams
‘My mystery stroke cure’
‘Help before LUTH renders us homeless’
Insecurity: NGO empowers Plateau youths
Fees Hike: LASU students, govt still on collision course
Climate Change: LASG begins cooking gas distribution
Water scarcity: Ketu residents cry out over neglect
The day Oshiomhole turned taxi driver
DESOPADEC computers for special students
This is Apartheid! Ago residents tell Fashola
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SubscribeBrave victim battles to reclaim bike from robbers
MANY days for the thief, one day for the owner. This popular saying aptly defines the violent episode of how Dennis Mejiren, 23, recovered his brand new purple Q-Link motorbike (Okada) moments after two armed men had dispossessed him of it at Otu-Jermi, headquarters of Ughelli South Local Government Area.
Nigerian Navy has done well —Obanikoro
The Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, has thrown his weight behind the Nigerian Navy, saying it has contributed immensely to the security of the nation, especially as regards safety on the nation’s territorial waters.
Even refugee children say: #BRINGBACKOURGIRLS
They are currently living in forced exile as displaced victims of war and other violent crises. But this has not stopped about 80 children of refugees from different African countries from identifying with the global outrage over the abduction of over 270 schoolgirls from Government Girls Secondary School, Chibok, Borno State. In fact, they had used the last Children Day celebration to call for the immediate release of the kidnapped school girls who have been in captivity since April 14.
LASU Fees Hike: Enrollment dwindles as students, govt disagree
INDEED, it has been three years of unending crises at the Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, since October 2011, when Governor Babatunde Fashola, sent a White Paper to the University’s Governing Council, announcing the implementation of a new fees regime, which saw tuition fees increased steeply from N25, 000 to as much as N348, 750
Mubi: Adamawa commercial city cripped by insurgency
MUBI was for years the commercial nerve centre of Adamawa State. The fact that it shares borders with the Republic of Cameroun ensures that it enjoys business boom all the year round. Apart from its strategic commercial importance, the ancient city of Mubi equally boasts of no fewer than four higher institutions, thus making it also a centre of learning.
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