FMC Nguru CMD loses twin daughters
Succour at last for widows, thanks to foundation
Exam malpractice is systemic problem – CP Akpoyibo
I only needed money for admission, laments police officer’s son, arrested for armed robbery
Macebuh: Tributes at service of songs
A boat cruise costs N150,000 , ODADA Marine boss
When The Blues eclipsed Red Devils
Post-Amnesty programme gets a push
Yoruba have never been one -Awujale
The Picking of a Vice President
How politics separated me from MKO – Olukoga

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Police swoop on visa racketeers, arrest suspect with 120 passports
Sometime in August 2005, a combined team of both policemen and operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ( EFCC), launched an onslaught on the notorious Oluwole Market located in the commercial nerve centre of Lagos State. Then it was a notorious enclave for criminals, who specialized in forgeries and sophisticated crimes such as international passport racketeering, credit card fraud, drug cartel, fake certificates, currency and visa forgeries; among others.
The media, post amnesty and the 1999 constitution
By Akpo Mudiaga Odje Let it be impressed upon your minds, let it be instilled into your children, that the liberty of the press is the palladium of all the civil, political and religious rightsâ€-Junius. It is a great privilege to be called upon to address this esteemed gathering of members of the proficient Fourth […]
Osun State guber election petition: As the world awaits verdict
By Olatunbosunmomi Oyintiloye Topmost on the agenda of the Federal Government for today is the conduct of 2011 elections to which various reforms have been targeted to make it an incontestable free and fair election. It is for this reason that those agitating for the renewal of Professor Maurice Iwu’s term as INEC Chairman lost […]
As promised, not about Islam
Ahmed Yerima, currently a Senator of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and a former Governor of Zamfara State, has been widely reported in several media to have recently married a 13 year old girl from Egypt. We are informed that the child was imported along with about 30 members of her family, into Abuja in the Federal Capital Territory, for the ceremony of marriage that held at the National Mosque. Un-denied reports indicate that the distinguished Senator paid some $100,000 as dowry.
Nigerian Monthly Law Reports launched in Lagos
By Innocent Anaba The Nigerian Monthly Law Reports, NMLR, first published in 1964, but suspended publications in 1976, this week hit the bookshops. NMLR, which was also Nigeria’s first wholly privately-owned law reports, was the leading Nigerian law reports and earned a reputation as Nigeria’s foremost scholarly law reports. The founding editors of the NMLR […]

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