From emergency interventions to economic lifelines: How Abdulrazaq is transforming Kwara — Olododo
Before Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq stepped into office as Kwara Governor, Ilorin wore the look of a quiet city waiting to be noticed. COVID 19 hit it badly. The airport, in particular, told a familiar story, one of hesitation and neglect. Daily flights? That was a luxury the state could hardly boast of. Back then, the economy simply didn’t have the […]
NEMA urges Nigerians to engage in tree planting
The National Emergency Management Agency, NEMA, has advised Nigerians to engage in tree planting, saying this will prevent disasters arising from windstorms presently ravaging many communities in Nigeria.
Learning with celebrities symposium holds today
Geared towards encouraging students to stay in school and embrace excellence, the notion of education as a primary focus in the pursuit of their careers, West Genius Network is organising a symposium.
Infrastructure in varsity will boost learning — Commissioner
COMMISSIONER of Works and Infrastructure, Lagos State, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, has stated that the massive construction projects going on in Lagos State University (LASU) will not only change the architectural landscape of the institution but boost learning.
SAED: Tara, Bayo inspire Corps members on industry
Bayo Omoboriowo, the 2012 National climate change photo contest winner and a graduate of Applied Chemistry at the Lagos State University who was top of his class while in school said he developed passion for photography after a four-day training he had during his National Youth Service Corps.
NJC V Rivers: The Legality Of Agumagu’s Suspension
FOLLOWING the swearing in of Justice Peter Agumagu as a substantive chief judge of Rivers state by Governor Rotimi Amaechi on March 18, 2014, the National Judicial Council (NJC) had on March 25, 2014 placed him on suspension.
