Residents count losses as river ravages C’River community
The tarred federal highway that once knit this historic community in Calabar Municipality together has been erased. In its place yawns a crevice, a raw, widening gash that has swallowed a hospital, car parks, offices, and homes nurtured for decades.
ASUP calls off strike soon, COEASU hopeful
AFTER Polytechnic students have lost an entire academic session, there seems to be a light at the end of the tunnel, as recent developments show that the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, ASUP might call off its nine-month- old strike soon.
‘Nigeria polytechnics are no pushovers’
Polytechnic education in Nigeria is largely perceived as inferior to university education due to some arguable factors which play down on the aims and objectives of polytechnics.
Abandoned child serves in NYSC, tells story of his life
Different people irrespective of age, sex, nationality and race are confronted with one challenge or the other in life. Incidentally, these challenges are natural choices as there are certain things you can do nothing about.
‘How Arbitration can encourage Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria’
MR Momoh Kadiri is a Nigerian Lawyer practicing in London. He specializes in arbitration. In this interview, he spoke on what Nigeria can benefit from arbitration and why parties prefer London for arbitration and other related issues.
NBA Election: Lagos Lawyers fault guidelines
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA),guidelines for its forth coming election in July has continued to generate controversies as lawyers in the Lagos Branch of the Association have faulted the guidelines recently released by the NBA Electoral Committee saying that they are riddled with many irregularities that will jeopardise the wishes of the electorate.
