Diezani, ex-Nigerian petroleum minister denies taking bribes
"I can state categorically that at no point did I ask for, take or receive a bribe of any sort from these persons and did not abuse my office"
Internet key to future digital classrooms, says Vodacom
Teachers need to embrace the internet and they need to be computer literate because laptops and other educational technology will eliminate the use of paper
Poverty of good mgt, a deadly virus – Expert
A PROFESSOR of Economics at the University of Ibadan, Ademola Ariyo, has said that poverty of good management remains the most deadly virus that could afflict any nation.
Police arrest 2 over death of Italy based Nigerian
TWO suspects, alleged to have murdered Mr. Omoruyi Okundolor, an Italian-based Nigerian in Benin, the Edo State capital, have been arrested by men of the state Police Command.
Be passionate about your country, V-C urges CSS’ class of 2017
VICE Chancellor, Lagos State University, LASU, Professor Olanrewaju Fagbohun, has urged the graduating students of Corona Secondary School (CSS), Agbara class of 2017 to be passionate about their country, adding that such virtue will enhance developmental effort of the nation.
PSP Operators: ‘Defendants are still flouting Court’s order’
THE Private Waste Operators of domestic and commercial waste in Lagos, also known as private sector participants, PSP operators, has told a Lagos High Court sitting at Tafa Balewa Square that despite the court’s order for parties to maintain status quo, the defendants have continued to flout the court’s order.
