THE Exam Ethics Marshal International has praised the Provost of the Federal College of Education, Eha Amufu, Professor Benjamin Mbah, for his efforts at entrenching ethical examination and assessment practices in the school

PETROLEUM and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, PENGASSAN, has raised an alarm on the gradual phasing out of pension and gratuity by indigenous employers in the downstream sector of the economy.

While hawkers were at one end of the road, street traders occupied the other end. To compound the problem, mini-bus (danfo) drivers busied themselves with picking and dropping passengers in unauthorised places.

LAST year December, Madam Adafor Madueke, an 89 year-old grandmother, was full of life as she was expecting her children and grand children residing outside her Amaeku village, Adazi Ani in Anaocha local government area of Anambra State, to return for Christmas celebrations.

FOR years, the office of the Federal Anti-Robbery Squad, FedSARS, Adeniji-Adele, Lagos, situated very close to Isale Gangan in Lagos Island, was highly dreaded by both criminals and passersby.

Nigerian politicians have no principles at all,” stated Joe, a commuter in the Apapa-bound bus, matter-of-factly.

Exactly 100 days after Lagos state government commenced the re-accreditation of passenger buses and 42 days into the new year, owners, drivers and conductors across the state, have continued to ignore government’s directive on the exercise.

Despite its ban from the major roads over eight months ago in Lagos state, tri-cycles popularly called Keke NAPEP, is becoming a major means of transportation in the state despite major challenges the operators are facing.

Chief Mike Ozekhome (SAN), the Akpakpavighivighi of Edo land, was recently honoured by the palace of the Oba of Benin with the chieftaincy title. In his joyous mood at his Benin City residence, he bared his mind on the proposed National Conference, saying that though President Gooduck must be commended, the conference will be another jamboree if several issues are not taken care off before the kick off.

Known today as Obus Zalee, the youngman discovered his gift in the entertainment industry very early and in collaboration with two others, formed a gospel band known as DC Envoys performing songs in Urhobo and pidgin English, besides being members of the Word of Life Bible Church’s Milk and Honey Choir.