Three children found dead in Anambra native doctor’s home
The position of Islam on terrorism – Lateef Adegbite
Step down now, Nigerians tell Yar’Adua
The SAN’s Pulpit: The long distance runner braces the tape…
Court restrains residents from trespassing on land
Fawehinmiism: Celebrating an activist even in death
RIGHT OF REPLY Ref: Oshiomhole – Anenih and Etsako re-run
Cowbell Intervention: Failure rate in maths drops
Experts seek collaboration in medical education
Skills Acquisition: Lagos government trains 1,200 youths
ITUC seeks protection for migrant workers
Unilag”s VC counsels graduands on self-reliance
TUC cautions Britain against drop in dole

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Ex-Police Pension boss advises on early preparation for retirement
MISTER Esai Dangaba, recently, retired as Director of the Police Pensions Office(PPO), after over thirty years service to the nation in various capacities. The retired Director of PPO, who was born 58 years ago in Akko local government area of Gombe state, started his career as a teacher before joining the core civil service where he started as a deputy clerk of the Bauchi State House of Assembly in 1979 until he attained the position of a Director in 1997.
DTN pays over N24.5m to ex-staff, others
MANAGEMENT of Folio Communications Ltd, has paid a total of N24,548,600.00 as part of the outstanding salary arrears and benefits to former and current staff of Daily Times ahead of planned return of the nation’s foremost Newspaper to news stand.
EFCC wades into French Village crisis
By Emmanuel Edukugho The crisis rocking the Nigerian French Village following allegations of corruption made against the management by 32 lecturers is now being investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Unilag’s 1st Class graduands recount experiences on campus
Ayodele Deborah Olufunmi, 21, did not only emerge the best student among the 2008/2009 graduates at the University of Lagos but also graduated with GPA of 5.96 in geography, the first ever in the history of the institution.
PFN advisory council meets over Jos crisis
AS the sectarian crisis in the Plateau State capital, Jos, spreads to other parts of the state the National Advisory Council of the umbrella body of Pentecostalism in the country, the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN meets in Lagos to review the state of the nation. A statement made available to our reporter yesterday, showed […]

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