Sadaqah as living example: Lessons from TAFESHIN’s sixth empowerment programme
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’?
Unsung victims of ASUU strike
The Supreme Court’s approach to locus standi (4)
Students and the challenges of internship
AP Moller apologises over remarks
Required proof for criminal allegations in election petition (3)
We support amendment of Pension Reform Act, 2004 – PenCom
Over 500,000 employers now covered by ECS, says NSITF
Late Justice Nwodo: A tribute

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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.
Only states can legislate on hotel business regulation
By an originating summons taken by the Federal Government as Plaintiff against Lagos State, as the Defendant, the Plaintiff challenged the validity of enactment of the following laws: The Hotel Licensing Law Cap H.6, Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria 2003; The Hotel Occupancy and Restaurant Consumption Law No. 30, Vol. 42, Lagos State of Nigeria official Gazette 2009 and The Hotel Licensing (Amendment) Law No. 23, Vol. 43, Lagos State of Nigeria official Gazette, July 2010.
Pandemonium at Seme border
A TRIGGER-happy customs Officer has reportedly shot dead a villager at Seme, border area of Lagos and injured two others. The deceased identified as Friday Poku was driving into Nigeria in a red Volkswagen Jetta car with registration number GGE 81 AH along with three of his friends when the incident occurred.
Drama in court as lawyer, client quarrel over presentation of dud cheque
A mild drama unfolded at the Surulere Magistrate court, Lagos, after a woman alleged to have presented a dud cheque to her lawyer as payment for his legal services attempted to out smart him.
My life in danger, cries out bricklayer
Bashorun Olainukan, a 36-year-old bricklayer had always dreamt of one day owning one of the leading block industries in Lagos State. But it will appear that the envisaged day will not come any time soon as the self-acclaimed expert brick maker is presently in a battle for his life and he has in fact cried out to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police to come to his aid.
Enugu Police boss tasks policemen on professionalism
OFFICERS and men of Umuabor Division of Nigeria Police Force, Enugu State Command have been charged to be professional in the discharge of their duties. This charge was given by the Enugu State Commissioner of Police Abubakar Adamu Mohammed, when he led some key officers of the command on a visit to the area as part of his tour of divisions and formations under his command.
Local government councils in Niger donate 50 vehicles to the Police
In its efforts to beef up security in the state, Niger state government through its 25 Local government Councils has donated 50 Toyota Carina vehicles to the state police command. Each of the Councils purchased two of the vehicles to complement the 50 brand new Toyota Hilux vans with inbuilt security gadgets donated by the state government to the police command and other security Agencies in the state last year.
Why local governments should be given autonomy
’WHY was the Senate against local government autonomy? The House of Representatives recognised the local government as a full tier of government, so why did the Senate choose to become a clog in the wheel of progress?” asked Idowu in the CMS-bound commuter bus.
Lekki residents ignore ocean surge warning, storm beaches
Residents of Lekki area of Lagos State are ignoring the latest warning by the state government of imminent danger from Sea Level Rise, SLR, which could lead to loss of lives and property. They have remained in their homes pretending that the warnings are inconsequential.

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