Police bust child trafficking syndicate in Oyo, rescue 17 children
‘You’ve had enough; someone handsome raped you’ – Nigerian migrant Gift Oladele tells British girl
Nigerian Navy has done well —Obanikoro
Akunyili, uncommon Nigerian —NLC, TUC
Nigerian students shine at 2014 Shell Eco-Marathon
Labour laments plight of Delta pensioners
ASUP calls off strike soon, COEASU hopeful
‘Nigeria polytechnics are no pushovers’
Abandoned child serves in NYSC, tells story of his life
NBA Election: Lagos Lawyers fault guidelines
Success Recipe with Udeme Archibong
NBA election: Eastern Bar Forum adopts candidates
Confab’s mixed message on judiciary reform
Even refugee children say: #BRINGBACKOURGIRLS

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End of the road for notorious expressway bandits in Lagos
Members of a notorious gang of armed robbers that have been terrorizing unsuspecting passengers and motorists along Mile 2-Badagry Expressway met their waterloo recently, after the police at Ijanikin succeeded in outsmarting them.
2015: NURTW wants members to abstain from politics
With the formation of the transport union in Nigeria, otherwise refer to as the National Union of Road Transport Workers – NURTW in 1978, the union was listed as an an affiliate of the central labour organization – the Nigeria Labour Congress in 1978.
Is #BringBackOurGirls being politicised?
“IT’s going to two months and the government has not found the abducted Chibok girls. In saner climes, President Jonathan would have resigned. He simply cannot do the job of governing us,” said Lucky, a commuter in the CMS-bound bus.
LASU Fees Hike: Enrollment dwindles as students, govt disagree
INDEED, it has been three years of unending crises at the Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, since October 2011, when Governor Babatunde Fashola, sent a White Paper to the University’s Governing Council, announcing the implementation of a new fees regime, which saw tuition fees increased steeply from N25, 000 to as much as N348, 750
Mubi: Adamawa commercial city cripped by insurgency
MUBI was for years the commercial nerve centre of Adamawa State. The fact that it shares borders with the Republic of Cameroun ensures that it enjoys business boom all the year round. Apart from its strategic commercial importance, the ancient city of Mubi equally boasts of no fewer than four higher institutions, thus making it also a centre of learning.

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