Insurgency destroyed over 5,000 Borno schools — Zulum
MAIDUGURI — Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, has said the insurgency in the state destroyed more than 5,000 school structures and forced about 2.2 million children out of school at the peak of the crisis. Zulum stated this on Sunday in Maiduguri while inaugurating several completed projects across the state. The governor said the destruction […]
VP’s wife, MSSN to join World Hijab Day celebration
The wife of the Vice President, Hajia Amina Sambo, the Muslim Students’ Society of Nigeria, Lagos State Area Unit and other Islamic organisation in the country will join millions of Muslims around the world to celebrate the 2014 World Hijab Day (WHiD).
CCTV: No more hiding place for criminals in Lagos
Governor Babatunde Fashola of Lagos State, top members of his executive counciland some senior journalists, penultimate witnessed a public demonstration of the use of 1,200 security cameras CCTVs already deployed in Lagos State by the Federal Government.
Road to confab full of pitfalls —Braithwaite
HUMAN rights lawyer and Pan-African elderstate man, Dr. Tunji Braithwaite, has expressed fear over the impending National Conference, saying that it is strewn with pitfalls on a nature that could throw the country into a calamitous depth that might take future generations another 100 years from which to climb out.
Anger as suspected homosexuals escape lynching in Bauchi
Nigerians demonstrated their disdain for same-sex relationships last week when an angry mob almost lynched seven suspected homosexuals who were brought for trial before Sharia Court 4 in Anguwan Jaki, Bauchi State.
Why ASUU’s education summit is necessary —Educationists
Two good heads are better than one. This popular adage buttresses the fact that a conglomeration of truly intellectual minds is sure to bring about more results than the idea of one single individual.
