Old Niger Bridge: First rehabilitated phase to reopen next week — Umahi
Canada warns citizens in Nigeria against unregulated alcohol
How NDLEA swooped on six traffickers, seizes 9.075kg of hard drugs
Northern politics worry Danjuma
How police in Ogun arrested notorious bandits in a graveyard
Shock…….. As Police In Imo Discover Kidnappers’s Den Inside Forest
2011 elections: What happens to 2007 appeals
Chima Ubani: Remembering a peoples’ general
Valedictory service for 1st Lagos Attorney General
Constitutional amendment : Is presidential assent needed?
Amadi and NERC, round peg in round hole
Who killed this Councillor at Ikorodu?
World experts tackle environmental strategies at Bells varsity confab
Standard going down since govt took over – Pastor Ola
No alternative to democracy – Prof Mimiko
Obasanjo to deliver run convocation lecture

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Tertiary institutions in Lagos set for strike Sept 30
Academic and non- academic staff of tertiary institutions in Lagos State are to embark on indefinite strike beginning on September 30 if government does not open its door for meaningful discussion over salary structure and upgrade of infrastructures.
How to rescue our education sector
The United Nations says that education is a right of every child that should not be infringed upon. Indeed, education is seen as the surest path to a country’s development.
Parents have been advised to show good examples to children at home so that the children can exhibit good behaviour in the school, the proprietor Prospect College, Ketu, Mr. Phillips Opatola gave this advice last week in Lagos while addressing the third graduation ceremony of the college.
Oshiomhole vows to invest more in education
Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State says that education is decisive to development and democracy, even as he expressed commitment to invest more resources in education as a priority sector.
How landlady’s son chopped off tenant’s right hand in Lagos
For Koya Arowosegbe, life will never be the same again, owing to the loss of his right hand during an attack by his landlady’s son at their Agboro, Iyana-Ipaja abode, last Thursday.

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