I walked away from power rather than compromise my integrity —Octogenarian Eburajolo
Community service punishment gaining ground in Lagos
Largest Economy: Why I can’t celebrate – Jonathan
How President, Govs breach police rules, by Justice Akintan
Boko Haram’s days are numbered — Amb. Eke
The Imo police story of ambush and sting, by CP Ali
How Airtel made Journalist a multi-millionaire
Tunji needs N7million to stay alive
Ritual killers on the prowl in Enugu
Why we engage in religious debates —Adepoju
Confab: What Muslims delegates should do—Clerics speak
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SubscribeConquering your enemy
Allah and Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) assures Muslims in Qur’an and Hadith that they will conquer there enemy provided they are Mumeen (believer).
Why Basic Education remains a challenge in Nigeria —Wike
DESPITE the allocation of over N237 billion for basic education between 2009 and 2013, recent data shows that only about three million more students were admitted into the nation’s primary schools. With the population growth witnessed over the past four years, it is no wonder Nigeria’s 10.5 million out-of- school children are still unaccounted for.
Hands off varsities, Jonathan warns host communities
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan has urged university host communities to respect the sanctity and federal character of institutions located in their areas.
Unending Rivers’ CJ appointment crisis
THE Rivers state judiciary has been enmeshed in crisis within the last one year. Just when most people in the state thought the problem had come to an end with the appointment of Justice Peter Nwoke Chukwuma Agumagu as Chief Judge of the state judiciary by governor Chibuike Amaechi, last week another chapter of the crisis opened this time with the suspension of Justice Agumagu by the National Judicial Council, NJC. The NJC also issued him a query to explain why he should not be sanctioned.
Bloodbath averted in Anambra
Major mayhem, nay wanton destruction of properties and possibly lives, was at the weekend averted in Anambra State as irate electricity consumers in Ugwuagba Layout, Obosi, near the commercial city of Onitsha, were prevented by their leaders from extending their protest march to Uguwagba office of Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC(formerly PHCN).
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