Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor
The lone survivour of the Dungus Junction attack, Nasiru Garba, Plateau State, during which nine persons were killed, yesterday, narrated that he hid in the vehicle, as the attackers approached the bus and opened the front door.
Lawyers, others proffer solutions to nation’s economic downturn
THE Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Water Onoghen, has said that Nigerian lawyers need to discuss issues relating to the economy and others relevant topics that can promote justice in the country.
English language must be essential ingredient in Law School curriculum — Molajo SAN
We must begin to train up our young lawyers in speaking and writing because without those skills, they can never practice law effectively
Supreme Court Justice chairs Young Lawyers Mentoring Programme
Justice Clara Ogunbiyi, JSC, will on May 30, 2017 chair the second professional training and mentoring programme for Young Lawyers named after Chukwudifu Oputa (JSC) at the J-K Gadzama Court, Gariki, Abuja.
NYSC collaborates with Ministry of Health to vaccinate corps members
NATIONAL Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Lagos State has partnered with the Ministry of Health to ensure the 2017 orientation camp slated for today is free from the spread of Cerebra-spinal Meningitis (CSM) disease.
The Teachers’ Fortress berths in schools
BABS Olugbemi, author of the Students’ Fortress, the book that gave students ten practical rules for passing exams excellently, has again published another book titled, ‘Teachers Fortress.’ The Students’ Fortress having been widely accepted was reviewed on various platforms including the WAEC Infobox programmes on NTA and TVC stations by the author.
