Thousands of members of the women’s wing of Nasrul-lahi-l-Fatih Society, NASFAT, drawn from various zones and branches of the society in the country as well as the west coast rose from its annual general meeting in Lagos recently pledging greater commitment to the vision and mission of the society as well as contributing more for the growth and development of the society.

“My former husband, Kenneth Okonkwo, defiled his 12-year-old daughter when she visited him during last Easter holiday,” Ajoke Afolabi, a hairdresser, has told an Ikeja High Court.

Nigerians won’t buy into the Buhari and Osinbajo’s anti-corruption agenda if they can’t even challenge corrupt behaviours within their own government

THE Nigerian Union of Teachers, NUT, has pleaded for donations to public schools, which it said are populated by children of the poor. The group said that though government is doing its best in funding of public schools, complementary donations are required from philanthropists.

The policy of Education Tax should again be re-appraised with a view to making high impact industries and organisations contribute adequately to funding of higher education in Nigeria