In an Originating Summons dated 14th day of October, 1993, the Plaintiffs/Applicants sought the following reliefs against the Respondents: A Declaration that Decree No. 61 signed on 26th August, 1993 by General 1. B. Babangida as President and published in the Federal Government Gazette of 23rd August, 1993 is invalid, illegal, null and void in that General Babangida having announced on 17th August, 1993 that he was stepping aside as President on 26th August, 1993 and having in fact stepped aside as President on 26th August, 1993 cannot exercise any executive or legislative authority after 25th August, 1993 having regard to the provisions of Section 15 of the Interpretation Act, Cap 192, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990.

The governor urged the staff and students of the school to protect the property from vandalisation while assuring that there are no plans to increase school fees or impose any levies.

LEADERS of over 7000 Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA Pensioners, under the aegis of NPA Pensioners’ Welfare Association, have petitioned President Jonathan, urging him to prevail on the management of NPA to settle r 11 years unpaid pension arrears and other benefits, lamenting that no fewer than 1000 of them have died while waiting for their entitlements.

“Senate of the University of Lagos has resolved to do justice as well as honour the distinguished former Vice-Chancellor today in the light of the definition of plato that justice is acknowledging and honouring members of any society that deserve them.”

AS Nigeria continued to battle with the dwindling standard of education, parents have been identified as a major factor in tackling the problem as they have an incomparable privilege and responsibility to determine both direction and how far a child goes.