Plateau bus attack: How I survived as gunmen kill 13, including 8 passengers, driver—Lone survivor
The lone survivour of the Dungus Junction attack, Nasiru Garba, Plateau State, during which nine persons were killed, yesterday, narrated that he hid in the vehicle, as the attackers approached the bus and opened the front door.
ASUP Strike: Ambassador asksgovt to engage in productive dialogue
THE seven-month-old strike action embarked upon by staff of Polytechnics and Colleges of Education in the country has been described as not only regrettable but unfortunate
Constitution: The task before the national conference
This year, Nigeria celebrated 100 years of existence as a political entity. Also this year, the President convened a National Conference to deliberate and find solution to Nigeria’s Constitutional problems
Law Pavilion trains Lagos State Justice Ministry Directors
Law Pavilion has organised a training for Directors at the Lagos State Ministry of Justice
The essence of the 3-Day training was to Maximise the use of the LawPavilion software. It was also meant to enhance the efficiency and productivity of Counsels by use of the LawPavilion software application.
Agbakoba’s letter on zoning and the NBA 2014 election
The meeting was presided over by Mr. J.B. Daudu, SAN (the then president of the NBA) and the prominent and respected leaders that attended included Chief T.J.Okpoko SAN, and Chief Bamidele Aiku SAN, who represented the Midwest Bar Forum and the Egbe Amofin respectively.
Amosun donates school materials to 500 pupils
NO fewer than 500 pupils identified from two distressed schools in Ogun State have benefited from the first phase of Uplift the Schools’ programme of the First Lady of Ogun state, Mrs. Olufunsho Amosun.
