FMC Nguru CMD loses twin daughters
Seven OPC members, teenager arrested with dangerous weapons in Lagos
Civil Society Group gives IG 48hrs ultimatum to release Ogoni activist
MAARDEC’s Ms wheelchair contest gives voice to the physically challenged
How not to repair roads
BUTCHERED LADY: Police arrest suspects
Why PDP May Lose Some States, by Nwodo
MEND’s actions are criminal
In giving judgement, I knew no relation, says Justice Nwokedi
Lagos-Abeokuta expressway: It’s tales of woe everyday
Corruption in Nigerian judiciary: How safe is 2011 general elections?
Post-amnesty militancy: NTAC to the rescue
Nigeria at 50: A Search for an Alternative Paradigm(2)
OAU Lecturers reject ICPC report on double pension deductions
Plea bargaining and the criminal justice system in Nigeria(2)
How poor results in Maths, English affect varsity admission – VC

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International Criminal Court analyses Jos situation
The Hague-based International Criminal Court, ICC, is conducting an analysis of Jos, Plateau State over potential crimes against humanity, the Chief Prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo, has said in a letter sent last week to the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP.
The SAN’s PULPIT: Scaling More Heights: The Law School Class of ’78 marches on!
The Webster’s Encyclopaedic Dictionary of the English Language, Deluxe Edition, defines the word ‘march’ as ‘the act of marching’; ‘a steady regular gait used in marching’; ‘steady progress’. To march could also mean ‘to walk with an even firm stride’.
“Sustainable employees’ compensation, challenge to employers”
“One of the most critical challenge that most employers face today is to find answers to the question -what is the appropriate compensation practice that will attract, motivate and retain good people in a sustainable and cost effective manner?”, this is view expressed by the Executive Director, Human Resource, Seven-Up Bottling Company Plc, Mr. Femi Mokikan.
No cause for alarm over unceasing rains – Weatherman
Although it has continued to rain in parts of Lagos several weeks after it ought to have ceased, the weatherman says there is no cause for alarm.
Ogun govt wins cocoa war
THE Cocoa Association of Nigeria has sheathed its sword in the ongoing cocoa war in Ogun State, agreeing to pay the new fees and levies but said the Produce Department, collecting the levies, should monitor quality of cocoa at the farm gate.

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