Gorau under siege: Bandits kill four, shoot seven, abduct four
Double trouble for the dead: 16 months after death, Abia widower still can’t bury wife
Remi Oyo: We’ve lost a leading light, top journalists mourn
“When we went to school in those days…’’
A Muslim on Eid-l-Adha day
Let’s live practical Islamic life – Adeseun
Uneasy calm in Enugu community over royal stool
Echoes from Saudi:
Nigeria at 54: Standard of education, employment still undesirable – Muslim Students
Muslims groan over hike in prices of rams
Govt, labour relationship heading for the rock, unless…Delta NLC
NNPC, workers chart new course on pension
Nigeria @ 54: How independent is the education sector?
Nigeria: 54 years of what?
How 58 lock-up shops, 108 vehicles were razed at Owode Onirin market
West African pharmacists canvass precautionary measures on Ebola
Varsities Talk: Bringing back university life to the North-East (2)

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Nigeria @ 54: Stakeholders advocate community libraries to stem drop-out rate
IN less than two months, the 2015 deadline set by the United Nations (UN), for its member-countries to attain the second Millennium Development Goals (MDG), which is achieving Universal Primary Education would elapse.
Ibeju-Lekki Council decries inadequate teachers, schools
THE Executive Chairman of Ibeju-Lekki Local Government Area, in the Epe division of Lagos State, Mr. Olorunkemi Surakat has called on the state government to address the issue of inadequate teachers in the existing schools within Epe area and environs.
FELD marks 3 years of touching lives, awards 18 scholarships
IN the quest to mark Foundation for Effective Leadership and Development’s, FELD, three years of touching lives of students and community, 18 indigent Students from various communities in Aniocha South LGA were awarded scholarship to study up to tertiary level. Records revealed that about 11,374 have benefited from FELD scholarship and payment of direct school fees in the past three years.
Internally displaced persons: Relief at last, courtesy of AUN
By Augustina Anyaegbu A MAJOR disturbing fallout of the on-going war against insurgents in the North East of Nigeria is the worsening crisis of internally displaced persons, IDPs. While troops of the Nigerian Armed Forces battle to contain the insurgents from over running communities and spreading terror and destruction, many have been forced to flee […]
Send the Boko guys to paradise asap!
PRESIDENT Jonathan is waking up now to the reality of the evil called Boko Haram. He thought they were a joke at the beginning,” said Amos, a commuter in the Ojuelegba-Boundary-bound commuter bus this Tuesday morning.

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