Girl suffers deformed finger after family burns her over N500
Nigeria won’t break up – Gov. Yuguda
For 10 years, I bore the pains of a mother with down syndrome child – Misan-Arenyeka
Nat Confab: The convener is insincere – Lai Mohammed
BENUE MASSACRE: Blood, tears trail surprise assault that killed dozens
THE SURE-P LOOTED BILLIONS: Query for the NNPC, CBN, Petroleum Ministry
FUMBI FANEYE: Bank manager turned farmer
Thoughts of the late ASUU leader: Some people out to kill public universities – Prof. Festus Iyayi
”I thought it was Holy Water”, claims suspected pipeline vandal
Electrician, 42, arrested for raping 10-yr-old girl in Lagos
My father destroyed a script I wrote for Village Headmaster – X-Adebija
Day of rage at Alaba International Market
East-West Road of Death: How 9 met untimely end
Ashura: Another rare opportunity
Managing crisis at home

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National Conference will bring about true federalism – Sagay, SAN
I must confess that I am a little bit taken aback by the reaction of the APC on this issue. I am not even little, but very taken aback because Asiwaju Tinubu comes from a political zone which has been in the forefront for the struggle for sovereign national conference. It is in fact, the template that they have established that most of us have been following on this issue. So, suddenly, to turn around volte face, straightaway that they are not going to accept the national dialogue, to me is not done in good faith.
CSR, sustainable education in Nigeria: matters arising
For decades now, it has become the norm for major corporate organisations to assist communities in which they operate through the provision or upgrade of critical infrastructure that contributes to better living.
IBA Conference advocates more foreign investments in Nigeria
Foreign investors have been called upon to make Nigeria the destination of their choice on accounts of growing profile of the country as a strong emerging modern economy.
Iyayi: ASUU’s loss, a nation’s loss
TWO days after the news of the death of one-time President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof. Festus Iyayi, filtered into town, rains of eulogies have continued pour in for the don, who died in an auto-crash that happened at about 11.00am, Tuesday, at Banda village, along the Lokoja-Abuja highway.
How Supreme Court decided Osapa land tussle
The Lekki axis of Lagos has over the years blossomed from a dirt stretch of forested swampy land into one of the most expensive real estate corridor in West Africa. The return on investment in the axis has over the years been phenomenal and almost incomparable to other areas of Lagos.
How to pursue a successful career in public service – retired Lagos HoS
Prince Adesegun Olusola Ogunlewe, recently retired from the Lagos State civil service after 34 years. A prince from Igbogbo in the Ikorodu area, he formally bowed out as state’s Head of Service, HoS. He was appointed HoS in May 2010, a position he occupied for three years before retiring on October 10th, 2013. Ogunlewe, in this interview with Olasunkanmi Akoni, shared his experiences with Labour Vanguard.
Educationists, employers of labour should de-emphasise on paper qualification – Expert
Ben Akintelure is the Principal of Phidel College, a post primary school at Isheri-Olofin, Idimu, Lagos, that prides itself as an all-round educational institution with an express mandate to develop students to become next generation of world leaders. In this interview, Akintelure speaks on how educationists and employers should de-emphasise on paper qualification.
FUTO students cry out over bad roads
IN the heart of Africa, a country of contrast, the Eastern heartland, heart-warming technology, rich culture, renowned art, abundant natural resources, feel the unity, feel the affection, feel the peace, welcome to Imo state, to the Federal University of Technology, Owerri, and the uniqueness of its students.
Libraries: The Centres Of University Education –2
“Contemplating a library, one feels as though in the presence of vast capital silently yielding incalculable interest”. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 1749-1832.
Lagos approves new curriculum for senior secondary schools
Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye, has disclosed that the state has approved a new senior secondary school curriculum for all public senior secondary schools in the state.

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