Trading children as commodities in Benue
Motorist escapes death as train collides with car at Lagos PWD rail line
The Conscious Man
JAMB directs all institutions to end 2017 admissions by Jan. 25
Enugu govt. to introduce “Pay as You Work” for science schools
He gives me N100 after sex, says 13-yr-old boy sodomised by coach
Driver defrauds boss, commits suicide
Labour crisis brews in Research Institutes
Ill dismiss any policeman involved in cultism — CP Edgal
Kaduna: Workers’ rights, employer’s responsibility
Unemployment: FG’s new initiatives
Our tenancy law overdue for review — Lagos AG
The Thrills and Frills of Christmas II
Bus conductor shot dead by customs men in Lagos
Kit for detection of palm oil adulteration
Lawmaker doles out N3.5m for students’ fees
Why 30% Nigerians have poor reading culture – Ibitola Adebayo

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Compulsory breakfast Mathematics lesson, key to FGGC performance
PRINCIPAL of Federal Government Girls College, Shagamu, Ogun State, Mrs. Agnes Owolabi, has posited that her introduction of a compulsory breakfast Mathematics lesson for all students in the school informed their excellent performance in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination, WASSCE.
Group donates $2.1m licences to Nile varsity for petroleum studies
ABUJA: AN indigenous software company, CypherCrescent Nigeria Limited based in Port-Harcourt, has donated licences worth $2.1 million to the Petroleum and Gas Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Nile University Abuja.
SSANU cautions VCs over members’ intimidation, petitions DSS, Police
PRESIDENT of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, Comrade Samson Ugwoke has warned vice chancellors, Nigeria Police Force, NPF, and the DSS to desist from harassing their members, adding that no amount of intimidation would take them back to their duty posts unless their earned allowances are paid.
Housewife in court for pouring hot water on neighbours, remanded in prison
A Masaka Upper Area Court in Nasarawa State, on Wednesday remanded a 32- year- old housewife, Blessing John, in prison for pouring hot water on her neighbours.
Biafra: Court rules on motion seeking to void proscription of IPOB Thursday
The Acting Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice Abdul Abdu-Kafarati has fixed Thursday to deliver judgment on the suit seeking to void the proscription and declaration of the Indegeniuos People of Biafra, IPOB, as a terrorist organisation.

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