Floods ravage Delta communities
Chimamanda’s son’s death: Hospital asks court to stop inquest
I’ve forgiven the man who killed my family (2) – Dr. Tai Ikomi
Confusion as police invade palace, shoot one, maim others
I laboured, gave birth in the flood – Flood victim
Day I cried at Ports Authority, says Senator Muse
National Assembly and challenges of fair representation
Nigeria will gain by becoming member of IDLO – Emelonye
Nigerians and Nigerian Police(2)
Plea bargaining and the criminal justice system in Nigeria
Nigeria at 50: A Search for An Alternative Paradigm
Rep Seat: Anxiety as S/Court reviews the longest pre-election case
Blind headteacher inspires Borno’s disabled pupils
Govt seeks private sector funding for education
Ondo’s Federal pensioners reject Abuja verification

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UNILAG move to make world’s top 100
In a determined effort to break into the elite top 100 universities in the world, the University of Lagos has recently held a retreat on strategic planning at Eko Tourist Beach Resort.
How workers can tackle economic crisis – Aborisade
THERE is no gainsaying the fact that workers have been the worst victims of economic crisis across the globe with countries like Nigeria rather than implement policies to reverse the trend, are dogmatically implementing policies that compound the woes of workers.
Military Pension Board faults retirees on N70bn allocation, others
THE Military Pension Board, MPB, has dismissed the claims by a cross section of ex-servicemen that it was given N70 billion by the Federal Government to pay their arrears, including 12.5% and 15% salary-increase arrears which they alleged were either partially paid or not paid at all.
stakeholders blame woes education on proverty, teachers’laziness
Education stakeholders under the auspices of Ikorodu Division Human Resource Development Board brain stormed recently on modality of finding lasting solution to the causes of the abysmal failures of our children and wards in their examinations.
We need to explore other funding options for education, say Bagudu
Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu is Chairman Senate Committee on Education. In this interview with Vanguard Education Weekly Bagudu says tertiary institutions should be given freedom to develop at their own pace just as he discloses that President Goodluck Jonathan is setting up a task force among other issues, to return about eight million children out of school to classrooms.

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