Girl suffers deformed finger after family burns her over N500
Fountain Varsity students bag scholarship award
Schools resume, students recount holiday experiences
American school partners CADI in counselling
NUC commends LASUCOM on dental surgery programme
Drab, dirty Mushin wears new look
Olukoya amazes 20 first class students with car gifts
DAY 49 OF PRESIDENT’S ABSENCE : Why impeachment option may be explored, by Senator Mamora
I did not embezzle N300b police equipment fund – Chief Martins
Life is not about what you have – Rev. Helen Oritsejafor
Constitutional succession in a presidential indisposition
He that comes to equity must do so with clear hands
Swearing in the Chief Justice of Nigeria debate
Stop giving poor attention education, Onifade others speak
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SubscribeWe are set to reposition Olabisi Onabanjo Varsity – Council Chairman
The recent mass retrenchment of staff at Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU, Ago-Iwoye, has been described as a necessary move to bring sanity to the troubled institution rather than to witch hunt the employees.
LASU: Staff, students await panel’s reports
Peace has returned to Lagos State University (LASU) after Governor Babatunde Fashola waded into the crisis between the various unions of the institution and the embattled Vice Chancellor, Prof. Lateef Hussein over the alleged high handedness and other related allegations which led to the closure of the institution for six months.
Nigeria’s rough road to Copenhagen: The story of a failed summit (2)
The dedication of the minister was visible at the meeting. Most of the time, he was always the last person to leave the Bella Centre venue of the Summit after having attended the usually long plenary meetings and regional consultative meetings of the African Group and that of Group of 77 plus China with his colleagues – the Minister of State Power, Minister of State Health and the Minister of Foreign Affairs as well as the seemingly indefatigable Nigerian Ambassador to the Nordic Countries, Dr. Boladei Godknows Igali.
The making of a star! (4)
There is nothing mystical about success. It’s simply a product of practical engagement of tested and proven principles. Last week, I taught on the five covenant steps to the top. This week, as I conclude this series, I will teach on the power of covenant dreams. We live in the dreamer’s world. Dreamers rule the world! Dreamers shape history! Dreamers set the pace! Dreamers blaze the trail! Dreamers lead the way! What is a Covenant Dream?
Warri agog for GKS Feast of Tabernacles
Economic activities in the emerging mega city of Warri in Delta State penultimate weekend received a big boost as members and their relations as well as associates who came in from far and near assembled in the town for the week long God’s Kingdom Society (GKS) annual Christian Feast of Tabernacles.
Why there is pressure on President Yar’Adua to return, by Chibudum Nwuche
Between 2001 and January 2003, the House of Representatives held the nation spell bound. This was the handiwork of the duo of then speaker, Ghali Umar Na’Abba, and his vice, deputy speaker, Chibudom Nwuche. They were dubbed Tiger. In this interview, Nwuche, who served as a very loyal deputy to Na’Abba, explains the intrigues of that era: “There was coincidence and a confluence of aspiration and vision; Ghali was a nationalist and I am.
2009: How the Nigeria police fared
IN the year ended 2009, the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) like every other security agency was faced with the usual immediate challenges of protecting life and property, detecting and preventing the commission of crimes. And like every other year, the force could neither be said to have fared well nor performed abysmally.
Nigerians should take their destiny in their hands – Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin
It is really very sad that 49 years after independence, we’ve not developed ourselves. It is just like one having a child who is supposed to be a full grown man but is still developing clay feet at 49. You find out that in terms of education, people in Nigeria even take their wards to study in Benin Republic and Accra because of the fact that our institutions have not been developed.
Why we failed to deliver 6,000Mw – FG
I bring you all warm greetings and best wishes for the New Year on behalf of our dear President, His Excellency, Umaru Musa Yar’Adua. Although Mr. President has been away from us for sometime on account of a medical condition, he has maintained sustained interest and optimism regarding the various challenges, as well as the possibilities available to us as a nation.
Judiciary has fared fairly well under Yar’Adua govt, but…
More than ten years before Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua assumed office as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria , the Nigerian judiciary was sick. The malady in the justice system was so pronounced at the time that it gave not only the right thinking Nigerians the reason to worry but also the successive military governments which largely contributed to the woes of the third arm of government.
The thrills and frills of Christmas (4)
Often, more damage is done to the victims through improvised rescue. The question then is whether the rescue scenario painted above has any implications under the law. It has to be stated quickly that the law is happy with the rescuer (call him the Good Samaritan) and though this subject is intricate, it ought to be noted rather quickly too, that the law also offers protection to the rescuer.
NJC more than ready to discharge its constitutional functions
The National Judicial Council, the apex body for the nation’s Judiciary, is one of the Federal Executive Bodies created under Section 153 of the 1999 constitution.
Constitution review: Rights groups task N/A committees (2)
By Laja Thomas The rationale for the delisting of INEC as a Federal Executive body removes the requirement that the Chair must be a member of a political party. The participants therefore made the following recommendations. The appointment of the Chair of INEC shall be by the Council of State which is headed by the […]
Public interest litigation in West Africa (2)
The central challenge for contemporary public interest organizations involves not formulating strategies, but developing the funding and policy leverage to implement them. Virtually all organizations report major difficulties in meeting their financial needs.
2009: Strikes compound woes of education sector
It was not only ASUU that went on strike in the out-going year. The other unions — the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Related Institutions (NASU) — also battled the Federal Government, pressing for the signing of one agreement or the other which they allegedly reached with government.
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