NDLEA arrests 93-year-old, doctor in nationwide drug crackdown
The storm in the Senior Advocate of Nigeria cup
Joy Emordi advises ASUU to go back to negotiations
Aondoakaa, Fashola defend human rights at moot court contest in UNILAG
I’m not eunuch, my children are also affected by varsity closure, Awuzie, ASUU President declares
Oil pollution: Community cries out for help
Ondo, Osun, Benue outshine other states in Mobil/STAN national quiz contest
‘Yar’Adua, Jonathan, Egwu turn against education’
Sacked by flood : Lagos Island residents send SOS to govt
Oyegun at 70: I am sad at where the nation is
Why Tompolo and Okah met, says Jomo Gbomo
Amnesty without dialogue content will not work, says Obianimi
How police in Imo invaded community…
Kidnapping! Police in Lagos make big haul

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Contact without contamination
I was looking at some of the responses so far received from the people who have taken time to react to the earlier Meditation – CALLED TO BE DIFFERENT, and saw that there is the need to expound on this in order to make it a little clearer to some who may be wondering how to proceed from there.
Lean not on your own understanding
Today, we begin a new series of teaching from the word of God, on the above subject.
Bread for strength (I)
LORD, give me illumination so that I may always be awake!
No ministry can thrive without human gifts. If God does not give the “visioneers†of every ministry vision helpers as gifts,they will eventually be exhausted with overwork.
Life in wheelchair: Our travails, our challenges
Our challenges are numerous as an association that sees to the welfare of persons with disability, especially the spinal cord injured ones
FG /ASUU collective bargaining agreement & federalism in Nigeria: What conflict?
The lingering crisis between the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has led to the closure of universities in the country for two months now, following ASUU strike, which has entered its third month.
The ‘tsunami’ in the banking industry
By Bamidele Aturu A senior friend of mine described what began in the banking industry two Fridays ago as a Tsunami, and he is right. Removing in a fell swoop five Managing Directors and the entire Board of Directors of five banks in a thoroughly depressed economy such as ours could not have been anything […]
NBA confab: Point of Correction, Mr. Attorney-General !
The lawyer in Mr Raji Fasola, SAN, the governor of Lagos state was alive at the just concluded week long national conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Lagos.
Upholding children’s right to sexuality education
Jos – The need to shed cultural/traditional beliefs or practice which make the discussion of matters relating to sex or sexuality with children has been gaining ground in Nigeria and Africa in recent times.
When Mormon hands helped to keep Lagos clean
If you have visited the Ikeja General Hospital lately, you would have noticed a blocked drainage that could only have been a breeding place for mosquitoes
Issues at stake as ASUU/FG rift worsens
Precisely on the 22nd of June, 2009, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) declared a total and indefinite strike action which completely paralysed academic activities in 52 federal and state universities.
FG, ASUU should forget their egos, declares Senator Joy Emordi
Education has to do with children, human beings. If we allow it to continue the way it is going now we will produce future leaders that will lack substance and integrity.
Uneasy calm at French Language Village
According to a submission available to us, entitled: Before the beginning of the end: SOS Call for Redress and Salvation of the Nigeria French Language Village,†the lecturers accused the management of inconsistency of policies saying “they saw themselves as being appointed solely to see and hear the management only.â€
We remain united in our opposition to deregulation – NLC president
For almost a decade , the Nigeria Labour Congress and the federal government have been at logger heads over an issue; deregulation. Is it time for both to resolve their differences? Who pays the price? Is there a division within the labour movement as reported by some dailies? These are the issues that Labour Vanguard got the president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) Comrade Abdulwaheed Ibrahim Omar to speak on.
Minimum wage hike: More money or fewer jobs
As it is in Nigeria,so it is in the United States of America. Perhaps the difference is that we have not heard so much noise about agitation of a rise in the national minimum wage but on July, 24, the federal minimum wage was raised for the “ third year in a row†according to Aaron Smith of CNN money.com.
NURTW, commuters relive anguish on bad roads
***As Fashola flags off Bus Franchise Scheme for Iyana-Ipaja-Maryland By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Monsur Olowopejo For long they bore their suffering in silence, as they daily contended with most of the bad roads across the Lagos metropolis which had become increasingly dangerous and unsafe over the years. But now they no longer think that silence […]

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