‘Dance of Shame’: How Nigerians turn suspected thieves into social media content
CCTV: No more hiding place for criminals in Lagos
Road to confab full of pitfalls —Braithwaite
Anger as suspected homosexuals escape lynching in Bauchi
Why ASUU’s education summit is necessary —Educationists
Limited varsity spaces: More varsities is solution — NUC scribe
Your legal rights and responsibilities: Problems and solutions
We’ve addressed issue of out-of-school children — Commissioner
Don discovers effects of aerial bombings on climate change
U.S, Gordon Barrett task corps members on innovation
TRC Colleges Foundation programme makes case for students’ admission
400 Nigerians in Chinese jails
Lagos AG grants plea bargain to Sgt charged with murder
Varsities Talk: Be careful, private universities can fold up
3 Nigerian varsities win World Bank grants
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SubscribeCIMA president highlights value of management accountancy to Nigerian economy
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountant’s global president, Malcolm Furber, will outline how Nigerian organisations – in both the state and private sectors – can be both successful and sustainable if they utilize the skills of Chartered Global Management Accountants (CGMAs).
Lagos NBA focusses on membership programmes for young lawyers
LAGOS branch Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Alex Muoka, has said that his administration will focus on institutionalizing, training, empowerment schemes, employment bureau, internship and membership programmes for young lawyers.
Deaf association tasks government on special education
The Association of Deaf, has appealed to Kogi State government to open up the Universal Basic Education(UBE)Special School approved for the Deaf by the Federal Government.
Controversy as robbery suspect disappears from police custody
The controversy surrounding the disappearance of a 34-year-old suspect, Joseph Jack, from police custody in Lagos State, has taken a new twist, as Crime Alert has uncovered that he was gunned down during a police operation.
How fake gynaecologist was nabbed in Lagos
A visibly weighed down Dr Sunday could not respond when VM asked for his own side of the story. Pressed further, he retorted” I am dizzy and do not need to be disturbed on this issue.”
Meanwhile, the matter has been charged to the Magistrate Court 2, Ikeja. When the case came up for hearing last Friday, Sunday was granted bail with two responsible sureties who must be working and who have evidence of tax clearance Each to the sureties who must have verifiable addresses, was required to deposit N50,000.
Death of APC chieftain aide’s wife: Absence of autopsy report delay investigation – Police
The remains of the wife of the Personal Assistant to a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr Sanni Ajibola Yusuf, Mrs Ibironke Sanni, whose death generated a lot of controversy over the exact cause, has finally been buried.
How fake gynaecologist was nabbed in Lagos …Charged to court
On top of the one storey building located at 163, Itire Road, Mushin, Lagos, is a bold inscription ‘’JOSSY-JD LTD, Obstetric and Gynecology.”
Shaping agenda for national dialogue amid doubts
BEYOND “the feel good factor” being expressed in government circles about plans to celebrate 100 years of amalgamation of the Northern and Southern protectorates to form a country called Nigeria, there is a widespread discontent on the perceived mistakes of the amalgamation. But more importantly, there is a determined push to dialogue on the future relations between and among ethnic nationalities that make up the world’s most populous black nation on earth.
Era of ‘garrison democracy’ is over — Gulak
Faced with mounting criticism of being incompetent and weak as the president with enormous powers to bulldoze his way through several challenges facing the administration , the Special Adviser to the President on Political Affairs, Alhaji Ahmed Ali Gulak, in this interview, says it is unfair to describe the Presidency as weak.
The June 12 Story : How Abiola, NADECO played into Gen. Abacha’s hands – Prof. Yadudu
In this concluding part of the interview with the former legal adviser to the late head of state, General Sani Abacha, Prof. Awwal Yadudu, he says the late Chief MKO Abiola won the annulled June 12, 1993 presidential election but defends his incarceration by Abacha on the grounds of his self-declaration as president. Yadudu also speaks on other issues in the polity.
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