By Emeka Ajaegbo The problem of 37 new Local Government Areas or Local Council Development Areas created by the Lagos State Government was created by what we call the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and its operations or implementation. How? Section 2(2) of the said 1999 Constitution provides; “Nigeria shall be a […]

By Emeka Ngige The phrase “due process” is not new in our legal lexicon. It’s a phrase which I cannot say how it originated. I became acquainted with the phrase after reading the celebrated case of Gabriel Madukolu & Ors Vs Johnson Nkemdilim (1962) ALL N.L.R (Reprint) 581. I believe it was the first case […]

ASUU claims that there are some forces in the government bent on frustrating the emergence of a centrally signed agreement with ASUU, adding that these forces are aware that no agreement will be signed at individual council levels, as the councils do not have the financial means of implementing the funding requirements.

The federal government should, as a matter of priority, undertake the review of the existing scheme of service which was last reviewed in June, 1989, in order to create a new scheme of service for federal polytechnics.

The Vice Chancellor, Lagos State University, Professor Lateef Hussain has broken silence to shed light on the ongoing union crises in LASU and why he was locked up by unionists for over seven hours in his office to accede to their demands.

It been over a month that members of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities and Educational Institutions have been on strike. Indeed NASU commenced a nationwide strike on July 8, 2009 . The strike coincided with that of the Academic Staff Union of Universities and the Senior Staff Association ( SSANU).

Beginning from Monday this week, members of the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) in both state and federal polytechnics, began a one-week warning strike. This is to be followed by a full scale nationwide strike if government fails to accede to their demands.

Graduands of the International School (ISL), University of Lagos, have been reminded during the 2009 Valedictory Service held recently, that quite a n umber of UNILAG first class scholars over the years are products of ISL.

By Bose Adebayo If you have an appointment and would want to be punctual in keeping it, then it is important you give Oshodi a wide berth no matter what short-cut option it offers you. Reason? The area is fast returning to its better forgotten notoriety as an enclave of confusion in Lagos. The free […]

By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Monsur Olowopejo Governor Babatunde Fashola of     Lagos recently marked his 800th day in the saddle of leadership and affirmed that the responsibility of his administration and the present generation is simply to provide the platform and environment that will unleash the power and potential of the Lagos, especially the Nigerian youth. […]

Welcome to your regular column. Last week, I taught on divine ideas as one of the ways through which God blesses a person. Ideas are mental virtues accessible mainly by thinkers.

For a period of four days, Insight Christian Centre, Ijegun, Lagos played host to who and who in the Christendom. This was in commemoration of her annual convention which took place between 23rd and 26th of July, venue was the church auditorium at Ile-Ibadan.

*Explains why political fathers abandoned Enugu *Says we’ve re-invented the state Sullivan Chime’s photograph does not do much justice to his youthful looks. He was made to understand this in a chat some weeks ago. Gangling, and dressed in a navy blue suit, Governor Chime had just answered nature’s call in his office.  Wiping his […]

…Deceased relations seek release of corpse By Albert Akpor PERHAPS, the biblical injunction, “to err is human and to forgive, devine,” was the highpoint of the parting words of the wife of a prominent Onitsha, Anambra state based Bishop and General Overseer (G.O) of a popular Pentecostal church (names withheld) who made a bizarre confession […]

….“I beat him to death ‘cos he was stealing” By Evelyn Usman The 24-year-Old lady, Janet James  that recently beat her half brother to death in Lagos has made startling confessions on why she cut short the life of the 8-year-old boy.   Janet, a cook with an Indian family at Number 15, Adeola Adeleye street, […]