‘He didn’t rape, kill; only had an affair’ – Odogwu Asaba’s wife defends husband
The wife of Delta State content creator Ifeanyi Ogbonna, widely known as Odogwu of Asaba, has spoken publicly about the allegations against her husband, insisting that he did not rape 20-year-old Favour Agbro.
How family of five perished in a strange fire
A glance at the one-storey building located at 9, Oloje Street in Papa Ajao area of Mushin, Lagos would not give a clue of any recent tragedy. Just last week what was considered a strange fire, engulfed a two-room bedroom flat located on the ground floor at the back of the building, consuming the entire members of the Madus family.
Improve teachers’ welfare for sake of children – Oyeleke
Education must be well funded. Class size in public schools is too large. In some states of the federation we have up to hundred students in a class. How can the teacher teach effectively?
Westminster College’s Varsity foundation programme holds interviews
Interviews for admission into the University Foundation Programme and Cambridge GCE Advance level at Westminster College, Lagos, in respect of the September 2010 academic session will take place at Lagos and Warri in different dates.
Workshop examines impact of liberalisation on ICT business
Scholars from diverse academic disciplines assembled at the conference hall of Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Lagos to look at Information Communication Technology (ICT) and its impact on trade, goods services and funding dissemination.
Akwa Ibom schools benefit from ExxonMobil’s renovation project
Some primary and secondary schools in Akwa Ibom State which had remained dilapidated for years have been renovated by ExxonMobil under its Academy for Educational Development (AED) school of Excellence project.
