UNIZIK suspends professor stripped over alleged sexual assault
After 30 years in service, physically challenged retired Lagos LG chief cries over unpaid benefits
Senate and constitutional amendment: The real issues
Governor Jang: How not to govern a volatile state
Firm sues bank over unlawful sale of property
Convicted LASTMA official seeks bail pending appeal
Garlands for the judiciary
Law on Domestic Violence, how far can it bite ?
CBN Governor, Fashola to address CLA confab
Violent clashes and the future of Plateau State
Man sets friend ablaze over family feud
Lagos boasts: We’re battle ready for high rise fires
Otobo urges labour to shift grounds on deregulation
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SubscribeEdo TUC lauds Oshiomhole
EDO state council of Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, has commended the Adams Oshiomhole-led government of Edo state for the unprecedented positive changes taking place in the state especially in the area of infrastructure and employment creation.
Fed Govt distributes N2bn buses to tertiary institutions
The acute transportation problem which staff and students of the 69 federal tertiary institutions in Nigeria have been facing in the last 30 years is already on the path of becoming history as the Federal Government has procured for them 138 buses worth N2 billion.
My stewardship at UNILAG – Ex-VC
By faith in God, teamwork and divine intervention, we are now celebrating what God made possible. His pure divine intervention. Many organisations contributed to our projects.
LASU Crisis: ASUU awaits panel’s report
THE report of the Visitation Panel set up by the Lagos State Government has been a contentious issue at the Congress of the Academic Staff Union, ASUU, Lagos State University, LASU, Chapter over delay in submission.
34 varsities operate illegally – Prof Okojie
As part of the National Universities Commission (NUC) effort to protect the interest of gullible students seeking admission into universities, its Executive Secretary, Professor Julius Okojie has stated that illegal institutions and satellite campuses which have assumed a new dimension in the country must be properly addressed in the interest of stakeholders in education sector. He reaffirmed his commitment to deal legally with unlicenced universities recently during Novena University, Ogume convocation ceremony.
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