Gunmen kill one, injure seven Plateau traders
The Voice of Victory: The creative power of God’s Word!
I Know How Past Leaders Got It Wrong – Aliyu Gusau
FATAL VOYAGE! 18 cultists sailed into troubled waters
The boy who stayed in the womb for ten years
This is my story, by Tokyo
Lack of applicable knowledge is why Nigeria suffers, says Oyedepo
Corruption should be classified capital offence – Lawal-Rabana, SAN
Police check points and carnage on our roads
NDLEA goes tough on cannabis cultivation
Nigeria at 50: A Search for An Alternative Paradigm
Lagos pensioners receive retirement bond certificates
Plea bargaining and the criminal justice system in Nigeria
Stakeholders examine labour’s role in nation building
Flood victims send SOS to govt …save us from epidemic

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SubscribeAdekunle Ajasin varsity gets new DVC
Professor Isaac Rotimi Ajayi has been elected as the Deputy Vice Chancellor of Adekunle Ajasin University, AKungba-Akoko by the institution Senate at its special meeting held on Oct. 27, 2010. His election and that of the incumbent Director of GST, Prof. G.O. Abe, had earlier been placed before Senate by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Femi […]
My reading habit makes me N2m richer – JSS2 student
Teniola Tope Ojo, a JSS 2 student of Holy Child College, Ikoyi, Lagos recently won a whopping sum of 2 million naira in the children special programme of who wants to be a million Television Programme. She was interviewed by the members of Press/Literary and Debating Society of the School. Here are some of the […]
185 emerge for the next stage of National Reading contest
The best 185 students from an average of 100 schools per state nationwide that sat for the state stage of the competition that was held on Wednesday, October 20, 2010 have qualified for the next stage that will take place between November 28-30 in the six geo-political zones and the FCT, Abuja.
Is President GEJ real weak?
ABEG President Goodluck Jonathan is weak. We need somebody who is strong-willed, someone with a mind of his own, who is willing to take risks,” blurted Sam this Saturday morning while the commuter bus was moving through Ikeja on its way to Apapa Wharf.
NAPEP: Beneficiaries lament loss of focus
Recent indications appear to suggest that all is not well with the National Poverty Eradication Programme (NAPEP) established in year 2000 by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The agency under Dr. Magnus Kpakol is believed to be crumbling because it has been turned into a house of insidious intrigues and infighting.
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