NOUN bursar shot dead in Zamfara
By Joseph Erunke, Abuja The National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN, has announced the death of its Bursar, Mallam Nasiru Marafa, who was reportedly shot dead while returning from Gusau, Zamfara State. The university announced Marafa’s death in a statement on Sunday, describing it as a “sudden and untimely” loss of a senior administrator who […]
Your legal rights and responsibilities: Problems and solutions (3)
INEC no doubt impugned on the right of the citizens to vote for candidates of their choice. The situation is more worrisome when the same INEC that disenfranchised voters on November 16 2013 in some areas quickly organised a supplementary election the next day being Sunday in a predominantly Christian area knowing full well that the Christians will be in the church during the period of purported election.
Bizarre! How NSCDC arrested teenager for raping four children in Ebonyi
THIS is an incident that shouldn’t have happened, a tale that mustn’t be told, and a situation that a moral mind cannot fathom, yet, it was allegedly perpetuated by one Chibuike Maduka, 17, at Ndibe in Afikpo North Local Government Area of Ebonyi State.
Varsities Talk: Private one-man universities can also fold up
THE first generation builds, the second generation inherits and the third generation demolishes.” Chinese saying.
28 states yet to fully embrace contributory pension scheme
REPORTS emanating from the Pension industry in Nigeria has revealed that 28 out of the 36 states are yet to fully embrace the contributory pension scheme, CPS, introduced over nine years ago following the Pension Reform Act, PRA, 2004.
Nigeria to participate in Global Education Summit in US
NIGERIA will be among the 80 countries that will participate in the Global Education Summit to be organized by the British Council in the United States in May this year.
