Living wage, 2027 elections: NLC rallies workers for tough battles ahead
2019 too short to change Nigeria—Doyin Okupe
S3x not food to me, just exercise – — Mosunmola Adeleye
America honours Nigerian Navy attache with presidential Medal of Honour
“We have nowhere to go” 10,000 inhabitants of demolished military barracks cry out
Man impersonates Lagos deputy governor, defrauds victim of N1m
Breaking: JAMB direct entry to close on Sept. 15
And Prince Babatunde Ajayi is new Akarigbo of Remoland
Workers’ strike: I smell a rat, says Gov Ortom
Edo House petitioned over ATM dispensing fake Naira notes
How ritual killers slaughtered student for N10m
Hajj Reporters urge NAHCON to penalise tour operators over poor services
No State can surpass Lagos—NAHCON
Truly, a successful hajj for Nigerian pilgrims
Detention of 16 Chinese, others: Court adjourns hearing to Thursday
Man docked over alleged assault on police officer
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SubscribeFake Lagos monarch defrauds woman of N15m
Lagos—A 27-year-old man, Salami Oluwatobi, who allegedly impersonated Oba Rilwan Akiolu of Lagos and defrauded a woman of N15 million, under the disguise of helping her secure a slot at the Lekki Free Airport Investment, was, yesterday, arraigned before an Ebute-Meta Chief Magistrate’s court, Lagos.
We deserve promotion to senior ranks — Lawyers in the Police
Medical doctors and pilots are specialists, lawyers in the Force are general duty officers
FG, Resident Doctors agreements
A meeting was held on September 6, 2017, following the strike embarked upon by the members of the National Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria (NARD) on September 4, 2017.
‘Restructuring; let’s go back to 1963 constitution’
AS the debate on restructuring rages, a member of House of Representatives, Hon. Emmanuel Oghene Egoh, has urged the nation to go back to the first Republic constitution, which he described as the constitution the founding fathers of Nigeria agreed on.
ASUU STRIKE: What students are doing at home
The strike has substantiated the fact that studying in a government-controlled varsity is four years plus X and the value of X will be known only when you graduate
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