‘2026 NBA Elections: Challenges mount as 3 SANs eye presidential seat’
How man was bathed with acid by ‘professional colleague’
Mysterious death of girl inside factory raises dust
PATHETIC! Victim of police stray bullet rendered impotent
Why the Prophet married Aisha, others
Fasting after Ramadan
Deportation: Anambra Government is to blame
Arowojobe bridge: A disaster waiting to happen
NJC vs Gunmi: A case of judgment without Justice?
NECA warns of unemployment implosion
WAEC’s exams and growing pains of the education sector
ASUU strike ends soon, says Education minister
NCC impounds N1.1bn worth pirated items, arrests 82
Too early to prepare for ‘Back to School’?

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Unsung victims of ASUU strike
It cost about N20 to board a shuttle from one end of Lagos State University to another. On the average, a driver of a 14-seater bus could make about 20 trips per day. But since the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) began its nationwide strike on July 1, the situation has become less than average for non- academic citizens of university communities.
The Supreme Court’s approach to locus standi (4)
The National Federation challenged this agreement, maintaining that the IRC had acted ultra vires its authority in concluding such a bargain. The National Federation sought a declaration to that effect and an order of mandamus compelling the IRC to collect taxes owed prior to the two-limit agreed by the IRC. The IRC challenged the National Federation, claiming that it lacked locus standi to bring the action.
Students and the challenges of internship
It is not uncommon to hear students on their Industrial Attachment (IT) or internship lament over their unpleasant experiences, especially the challenges encountered in the process of finding a firm to accommodate and support them financially
AP Moller apologises over remarks
AP Moller Terminals,APMT,the largest container terminal in West Africa, has apologized to the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN and its President-General, Nted Emmanuel Anthony, over recent uncomplimentary press remarks.
Required proof for criminal allegations in election petition (3)
It must be adequately realised that Election Petitions are a unique branch of civil disputes that strive to determine whether the sovereign will of the people prevailed or was subverted in an electoral process. Thus, the central focus of an Election Petition is certainly not the criminal conviction of so-called electoral offenders but, the broader determination of whether the declared outcome of an electoral contest was wholly reflective of the majority’s votes or otherwise. An Election Tribunal should therefore only seek to determine the extent to which the popular will is reflected in electoral outcomes and do clear substantial justice thereof.
We support amendment of Pension Reform Act, 2004 – PenCom
The PRA 2004 provides for the payment of a Minimum Pension Guarantee (MPG) to RSA holders who have contributed for a number of years under the CPS. However, the Act did not make provision for the funding of the MPG. Accordingly, the PRA 20013 Bill provides for the establishment of a Pension Protection Fund (PPF) which would be used as part-funding for the MPG as well as compensation to pensioners in the unlikely event of financial losses sustained from investment of pension funds. The PPF will be funded through grants and contributions by the Commission and pension operators.
Over 500,000 employers now covered by ECS, says NSITF
THE National Social Insurance Trust Fund, NSITF, has said no fewer than 500,000 workers have keyed into the Employees Compensation Scheme, ECS. It has also paid over N200 million employees that were injured at workplaces since the commencement of ECS.
Late Justice Nwodo: A tribute
With deep grief, I received the news of the passing of the Hon. Justice Regina Obiageli Nwodo, who until her transition was a justice of the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division.
Exposure Robotics boosts knowledge application in students’ learning
Exposure Robotics Academy (XRA), previously known as the Exposure Robotics League (XRL), officially launched for its second year at the Grange School in Ikeja, Lagos.
Fashola rewards 128 schools with N256m
One hundred and twenty – eight public secondary schools in Lagos State received N2 million each from Governor Babatunde Fashola as reward for outstanding performance in the Lagos Eko Secondary Education Project.

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