NIGER Delta Development Commission (NDDC) and First Bank Plc are to collaborate to address development challenges in the Niger Delta.

Early childhood education is the type of education given to children aged six months to five years prior to their entering primary school anchored mainly on play.

PRESSURE has been mounting on the federal government to put an end to the 3-month old strike by lecturers which has completely paralysed academic activities in all public universities in the country.

Proprietor, Bestwill Nursery and Primary School, Bucknor Estate, Ejigbo, Pastor Falana Joseph has called on parents to hand down a good legacy to their children as education is the best amongst other inheritances parents can give to their children. He gave this advice recently while delivering a speech at the graduating ceremony of the pupils which took place at the school premises.

THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), gave insight into how corruption in the nation’s educational sector had weakened the sector, leading to low efficiency, wastage and misappropriation of resources, low quality service delivery.

The reports on Federal Government (FGN) Staff Unions of Federal Polytechnics (ASUP, SSANIP and NASU) 2001 Renegotiation and also the three unions of the Federal Colleges of Education have been submitted by the chairmen of the FGN Teams to the Minister of Education, Dr. Sam Ominiyi Egwu.

By Kingsley Adegboye An erstwhile serene suburb, tucked between Arakan Barracks  in Apapa and former Malu Road in the outskirts of Ajegunle  in Lagos is the centre of a fresh controversy following the  recent demolition of this pre-colonial rail line community. Settlers say they inherited the location from  their progenitors who were originally cattle herdsmen […]

APART from serving as a popular bus terminus, Yaba has also come to be famous as a market destination for fairly used clothes and shoes.

By Ifeanyi Okolie There seem to be no love  lost between some   policemen attached to Area F, Command in Ikeja, Lagos and their counterparts at the Force Criminal Investigations Department annex, Alagbon, Lagos following alleged invasion and forceful removal of files relating to a case and it‘s exhibits by a serving Assistant Superintendent of Police […]

By Chidi Nkwopara Owerri – Bishop of Okigwe South, Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. David O.C. Onuoha, passed through harrowing   times when his aged father, Pa Humphrey Onuoha, was recently kidnapped and taken to an unknown hideout by his captors. The Bishop recounts the ugly incident to Crime Guard. Read on; What is your take on […]

Biologically, a woman’s breasts are primarily for nourishment of infants and serve as her secondary sexual
characteristics, but the obsession with the mammary glands in recent times is something otherwise Talking about the human breasts is such a titillating event as was the case when the Vanguard Health Desk mooted the question about ownership of the female breasts recently.

Clad in a white agbada with a pair of black shoes and a blue cap to match, Chief Abdul-Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi’s corpse laid in a transparent glass casket as the ash colour car left the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, (LASUTH) Ikeja, Mortuary for his ultra- modern five storey Gallery and Library situated in the Business District of Agidingbi, Ikeja.

By Olarotimi Akeredolu (SAN) We received the news of the transmutation of Chief Gani Fawehinmi, SAN, from his finitely temporal existence to immortality with a mixed feeling. The sense of loss is profoundly devastating. The mere thought that our adorable Gani will be referred to in past tense is difficult to bear. More unsettling is […]

By Ogbeni Banjo Death will never cease to inflict its pains, pangs and anguish in our hearts. In my leader’s case, it forewarned us in the most disappointed way. When it eventually comes, it strikes with a painful scourge, leaving on its trail feelings of nostalgia, sorrow, inertia and forlorn hope, especially for a man […]

By Onyema Omenuwa When Chief FRA Williams, SAN, passed on some three years ago, Nigeria’s legal community lamented the closure of a definitive chapter of the country’s legal history. Significantly, such feeling of momentous loss is, unarguably, the highest tribute that could be paid to a lawyer in this part of the world, and it […]