Crawford University’s second convocation last Friday at Igbesa, Ogun State, provided the platform for the Pro-chancellor, a seasoned university administrator, to look at the options for and against establishing six federal universities in the country.

Fola Badmus, an indigene of Ondo State has been in dire need of help for the past one year. An overseas-based business man for many years, the cause of his predicament appears to be his decision to return home and settle in his dear country.

The desire of a Lagos-based businessman, Donatus Dunu, to own a choice property at the highbrow Ikoyi area of Lagos State, has seemingly turned into a nightmare.

As one approached the residence of one of the factional chairmen of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Alhaji Lateef Salako, a.k.a. Eleweomo, one needed no soothsayer to tell him he was entering into a lion’s den.

AFTER many years of agitations, the outdated and much criticied Workmen Compensation Act, WCA, introduced into the nation’s industrial status book by the colonial masters, is on its way out of the nation’s labour law as indication emerged that the Employees Compensation Bill, ECB, sent to the National Assembly by late President Musa Yar, Adua, to repeal the WCA is now waiting Presidential assent.