Trading children as commodities in Benue
Motorist escapes death as train collides with car at Lagos PWD rail line
February 14 Explodes: ‘Blame my death on Attahiru Jega’
The Kogi philanthropy without borders
China-Nigeria bi-national relations, productively on high speed – Chinese Consul General
2015 elections: School or no school?
Lessons from Qur’anic recitation competition in Auchi
Soludo and his missing trillions
Education under Jonathan: The good, the criticisms
Confessional statements obtained by torture common in Nigeria — LEDAP
Olukoga urges private sector to invest in informal sector
NLC delegates conference, not all about election — Aremu
NLC election: Whither ideology?
FG lawyers suspends warning strike
Vanguard Personality of the Year: Akpabio’s uncommon Legacy

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Parents react to students’ compulsory stay in school during elections
PARENTS have reacted to the Federal Ministry of Education’s decision, compelling both public and private schools to remain open during February 14 and 28 elections. While few parents agreed with the decision of Federal Government, many parents exercised doubt over government’s decision to protect their children in school.
Feb polls: Anambra and Electoral Act compliance(2)
It is instructive that the INEC has not treated the rest of the 35 state chapters of the PDP as it treated the Oguebego and Chris Uba led state chapter in Anambra, if the Commission had done that, it would have ended up dealing with 37 political parties in PDP alone. What if it had applied the same yard stick to every political party, the result would have been unimaginable.
OSCOTECH graduates 5,000 students
NO fewer than 5,000 students from the faculties of Management Sciences, Environmental Studies and Engineering of Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke have received various certificates during the combined convocation ceremony for graduates of 2008/2009 academic session to 2012/2013 sessions.
We’re not indebted to EKSU— MOCPED
THE management of Michael Otedola College of Primary Education(MOCPED), Noforija, Epe, Lagos State, has denied being indebted to the Ekiti State University, EKSU, saying it has remitted its dues to EKSU up to the 2012/13 academic session
HRAN condemns calls to postpone elections
The Human Rights Agenda Network, HRAN, condemned recent calls for postponement of the February 14 and 28 general elections and urges the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, to go ahead with its preparation for the elections.

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