Women protest killings, as 24 victims get mass burial in Plateau
24 victims of the attack have been given a mass burial, while several other victims who sustained injuries are currently receiving treatment
Wife Murder: Evidence that sent Arowolo to hangman’s noose
EVERY June 24 will always ring a bell in the mind of Akolade Arowolo, a 31 year old self acclaimed youth pastor, who was last Friday convicted for killing his banker wife, Titilayo Omozoje at their residence, 8, Akindeinde Street, Isolo, Lagos
NBA Presidency, South-West lawyers forum crisis deepens
THINGS are definitely not at ease with the members of Egbe Amofin, an umbrella body of lawyers in the South West, over nomination of a presidential candidate for the 2014 election of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) which comes up in July.
129-day strike: ASUP, FG remain adamant
Students in 20 federal polytechnics and tens of state polytechnics across the country have remained at home for a total of 129 days due to the prolonged strike by the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics
Why FG took over schools in 1975 – Pa Fagbulu
Dr. Amiel Fagbulu, 80, who was part of the Federal Government’s arrangement to take over schools in 1975 has said that the arrival of a new child should ordinarily be a thing of joy not only for the lucky parents but also for those around who love them and know the hazards and hardships of child-bearing.
ERC condemns continued hike in LASU fees
The Education Rights Campaign, ERC, has condemned the exorbitant tuition fees imposed upon students of the Lagos State University, LASU
