Four more die in Anambra communal clash, as govt shuts Otuocha Market
Several houses and shops were destroyed and, in a viral video, voices were heard ordering men to shoot on sight. Many residents have fled
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
MTN empowers youth with skills development project
In aligning with the Federal Government’s efforts to raise the level of entrepreneurial skill acquisition in Nigeria, the MTN Foundation has launched a youth skills development project worth millions of Naira at the Government Technical College, Ikorodu, Lagos
