Coup Threat: Why Nigeria can’t afford complacency – Expert
Lagos offers Police officers free transport for 3 months
Lagos NYSC space constraints: 999 corps members to camp in Oyo
Education: Vital for national development — Aregbesola
Labour warns against sack
Develop your innate talents — Olagunjoye
UNIOSUN Parents’ Forum asks Aregbesola to reopen Ikire campus as second term gift’
Democracy can’t be sustained without rule of law — Utuama
Lagosians lament fire fighters’ poor response time
Alumni battle LASU’s agelong challenges
2015: LASAA talks tough against defacing campaign posters
I was underutilised as Minister — Osa Ogienwonyi
Agony of a widow beaten, stabbed and driven away from home
Ogun youths recount shocking tales of enslavement by foreign firms
Bloodbath, as factional carpenters association clash in Ondo
The essence of brotherhood in Islam

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Superstitions about Safar, ‘ember’ months
The dawah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), the Sahabah (RA) and orthodox scholars such as Shaikh Ibn Taimiyyah, Muhammad Ibn Abdul Wahab, Ibn Bazz among others abolished all the superstitions and beliefs of the jahiliyah period such as beliefs that Safar, the second month of the Islamic calendar is a month of ill-fortune and bad luck in Saudi Arabia.
Residents groan over 102-yr-old abandoned Ojutu bridge
By Lateef Dada ILOBU—-One hundred and two years old Ojutu bridge is an ancient bridge in Ilobu, headquarters of Irepodun Local Government Area of Osun state with remarkable history. The most interesting history of Ojutu river is that it has been a force against external attack of the town during wars. The bridge which was […]
Nigerians in Ghana prisons cry out for help
His name in Igbo language means “Lord bless me”. But today Chigozie is certainly not feeling blessed as he is one of the numerous Nigerians currently serving various jail terms in Ghanaian prisons.
Ebola: Have schools jettisoned preventive measures?
ABOUT two months after schools re-opened behind schedule due to the Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, it seems that the instituted regulations and hygiene policies have been abandoned by staff, students and management of some public and private schools.
Policeman kills first class graduate
Thirty-year-old first class graduate of Economics from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Moses Murtala Aminu was shot dead by a constable with the Nigeria Police. Moses had on Sunday, left his No. 67 Ahmadu Ahidjo Street, Narayi High Cost family residence for a party in Barnawa, Kaduna State.

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