Customs intercepts pump-action rifles at Tin Can Port, suspect on the run
Global education gets $28.5bn pledge
NBA Presidency: On whom will the lot fall?
Pursue science infusion into culture – Prof Banjo
Anambra Varsity, Police collaborate on campus security
LCC trains drivers on road safety
Solid foundation in Maths pivotal to tech devt —Wike
“Failure is an essential component of improvement”
Commuters: You can’t beat them
How petty trader was swindled by fraudsters
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SubscribeCorrupt judges, SANs working together—CJN
Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Hon. Justice Aloma Mukhtar, yesterday, accused some Senior Advocates of Nigeria, SAN, of working in tandem with corrupt judges who are under probe before the National Judicial Council, NJC, for corruption and misconduct.
Outcry, rampage over rising accidents involving BRT buses
Barely six years, after the Lagos State Government, through its regulatory agency, the Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, LAMATA, introduced the Bus Rapid Transit System, BRT, in collaboration with some operators, public outcry has continued to greet the rising catalog of accidents involving the BRT buses, which have claimed several lives, leaving most victims and passengers on board with various degrees of injuries.
Limited admission spaces: Way out of admission problems, by stakeholders
In the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, (UTME) brochure, candidates seeking admission into Nigeria’s tertiary institutions are listed under the following categories: University, Polytechnic/Monotechnic, College of Education (CoE) and Innovation Enterprise Institutions (IEIs). Innovation Enterprise Institutions are institutions approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria to provide a veritable alternative route to higher education.
ODUKOMAIYA @ 80: ‘Why Abiola fought everything Awolowo stood for’
PRINCE Henry Odukomaiya, a former Editor of Daily Times and pioneer Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of
Concord and Champion Newspapers, in this interview, reflects on the good, the bad and the ugly moments of his life, concluding that attaining 80 years makes him feel special in the sight of God.
Nigeria may break up if …
In this interview with Ben Agande in Abuja, a member of the National Conference representing the civil society organisation, Barrister Rommy Mom speaks on the work of the conference and the consequences that await the nation if the recommendations of the conference are not implemented.
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