Sokoto attack: Beggar’s son shot by terrorist needs N190,000 for scan
ZODML laments 20% import duty on books, donates four libraries
Pitan laments rot in educational sector
Lagos builds e-based learning outfit
Varsities Talk: Why Nigeria might never land on a comet (1)
Rivers domesticates revised national curriculum
Much ado about Law School examination failures
Teachers’ retraining a must for quality education —NTI
Dickson, Sylva bicker over plight of Bayelsa pensioners
Former Lagos Solicitor General, Arthur-Worrey launches book
Don tasks tertiary institutions on electricity challenges
Covenant varsity partners Lancaster on teaching, research
TETFUND charges scholars on positive Research
OOU gets IPMA centre
Day of horror on Lagos-Ibadan expressway
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SubscribeINSURGENCY: GEJ should do something now or step aside (2)
“Dividing Nigeria will still not solve the problem. You see, a Moslem friend of mine told me that there are two houses on earth – the house of peace which is Islam and the house of war (other religions) and it is the duty of the house of peace to fight the others until they all become members of the house of peace.
Boko Haram: Displaced persons invade Lagos
Like any other commercial motorcycle operator, Awalu Bernard who hails from the Northern part of the country, claimed to have an in depth knowledge of Festac Town and its environs where he operates. It was with this confidence that he agreed to take Vanguard Features, VF to Jinifa Plaza located on 23 Road.
AOCOED: Fashola orders audit of accounts
The crisis rocking the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education, Ijanikin, Lagos, has deepened with the state Governor, Babatunde Fashola ordering the state Auditor General, Mrs. Helen Deile, to immediately vet the institution’s accounts.
NIS intensifies screening of visitors at entry points
THE Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has reiterated its commitment towards ensuring that Ebola virus never finds its way into the country again, hence the intensified screening of visitors at all entry points in Nigeria.
How Boko Haram can be defeated — Col. Umar
Col. Abubakar Dangiwa Umar (rtd), former governor of Kaduna State, has called on the Federal Government to recall all armed forces personnel in reserve and other able-bodied personnel who had served in peace-keeping in the army to prosecute the war against Boko Haram. He said Nigerians must cooperate with government in this war as only a united Nigeria will prevail against the insurgents. In this chat with Vanguard, Umar outlines the steps that government, politicians and peace-loving Nigerians must take to win the battle for the soul of Nigeria; noting that there is need to support the Nigerian military instead of playing into the hands of Boko Haram by castigating them
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