Anxiety in Dapchi as river sweeps away two children, one rescued
Many feared dead as aircraft crashes in Ondo
When you unlock reading for children, you unlock the world —Krista McKee
Sexual harassment: NIC awards costs against employer
Your legal rights and responsibilities: Problems and solutions (2)
Lagos task force arrests Baale for alleged land racketeering
Nigeria’s Hubert Humphrey Fellow named Distinguished Educator in Nigeria
Customs, PAAR and its ignorant critics (2)
Covenant varsity holds 4th inaugural lecture
CVED 13th session begins tomorrow
Varsities Talk: Be careful, private universities can fold up (2)
School spends N30m on renovation
UBA Foundation mentors students on reading
Expert warns students against eating moringa bark
Same-sex marriage: Double standard by the West
Anambra Police detention of 5 children sparks off angry reactions
Lagos unveils plans to register 21m residents — Ibirogba
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SubscribeNSCDC commandant tasks cooperative societies on transparency
THE Commandant General of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, NSCDC, Dr. Ade Abolurin has urged the leaders of NSCDC Cooperative Society in all the states of the federation, to be resolute and firm in their dealings. He charged them to shun all acts of corruption and maintain integrity and credibility in their transactions.
LASU students launch save LASU campaign
By Abiodun Alade demand reopening of registration portal reversal of school fee hike adequate funding from government The students of the Lagos State University (LASU) have taken their campaign to the social media, with the launch of #SaveLASU on twitter, which has become one of the trending issues on the platform. The students are demanding […]
Single Term Pact:Northern govs misunderstood Jonathan – Prof. Jerry Gana
He comes from an area of this country that has not tasted power before now. Even if Jonathan says today that he cannot do a second term, do you think the people of the South-south would just sit down and allow him to go like that so that they wait for another 40 years before they can take power again? Then, he would not go back to Yenagoa. That is the reality and it is not a personal decision but a collective decision in a country where power continues to shift. It is the turn of the South-south and they want to do their complete term and conclude it. They seem to be telling Jonathan, ‘Look, you are the one who was given the mandate, don’t chicken out’.
Fashola to Jonathan: ‘You will hand over whether you like it or not’
In this session with Lagos State governor, Babatunde Raji Fashola, he explains the style of administration that has been put in place in the state such that successive governments can build and improve on what has been achieved so far. He also takes a swipe at President Goodluck
Jonathan and his aides who say no administration in the history of Nigeria has done as much as theirs.
You will find him as interesting as ever, with views that are unique both in thought and presentation.
Ondo, Mimiko and a paradigm shift in community devt.
It is not in the character of Nigerians to have confidence in government. The reason is not far-fetched. Successive governments – at all tiers – over the years failed them. Lack of infrastructure and poor service delivery were the order of the day. So, when at the outset of the 3i’s initiative, designed by the Mimiko government of Ondo State to get the people to participate in the process of deciding the project that was close to their heart for implementation, Community Change Agents were sent to Oyin in Akoko North West LGA, the people simply sent them away.
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