Mother, toddler daughter die in lightning strike
Emergence of House Speaker: PDP’s Strong-arm Politics and the Dangers Ahead, by Usman Bugaje
To further her education, lady turns ‘Keke’ driver
How we fought for June 12 – Ike Okonta
Heroine concealed in stethoscope!
Beware!!! Such mails may be hoax
Controversy trails death of cattle rearer
Bayelsa blast: The lingering fear
Death penalty – a dying fashion
RE: Haba! Mr. Thompson Okpoko
Nigerian Monthly Law Reports re-appears next week

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Digital evidence, scientific report will positively affect judicial process (2)
The judicial process in Nigeria involves different agencies collaborating at different stages from investigation to prosecution which poses serious challenges with regards to digital forensic advocacy. Against the background of the aforesaid, it is necessary for the prosecution to be painstaking and diligent in the sourcing, gathering and presentation of evidence that would sustain a criminal charge and prove the guilt of the accused beyond reasonable doubt.
Jonathan paves way for states to access N200bn UBE fund with CBN
About N200 billion unutilised Universal Basic Education (UBE) matching grant is lying with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) due to inability of states to meet stipulated conditions and provide 50 per cent counterpart funding for projects. But the Jonathan administration has now come to their rescue.
We are not a political party – ANA
Africa’s leading poet, Professor Niyi Osundare, recently criticised the Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) led by the chairman of the National Colleges of Education Commission and former Education Minister (State) Dr. Jerry Agada as behaving like a political group.
8- year-old emerges best at 2010 World Maths competition
The whole world stood still for Master Dieko Elebiju recently when he emerged the best in world mathematics competition to rekindle hope in the education sector and to also serve as encouragement to stakeholders in the sector.
As already known, students all over the world especially in Nigeria, are shying away from mathematics.
Govt partisan over report on LASU crisis – SSANU Chairman
For over four months that Lagos State Government set up a Visitation Panel to look into the whole crisis rocking the Lagos State University, LASU, its reports is yet to be submitted. The panel was given six months in the first instance and later extended by two months to give report which elapsed four months ago.

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