Millions licensed to die under power lines: How govt planning failures put lives, investments at risk
For more than two decades, pupils of Clementine Schools in Agbado Oke, Lagos resumed each morning beneath the shadow of twin high-voltage electricity transmission lines.
Was the N/Assembly wrong in relying on BBC broadcast?
According to Cross, Bell and Engle [1987], “interpretation is the process by which the courts determine the meaning of a statutory provision for the purpose of applying it to the situation before it.†It follows that in interpreting any section of the Constitution, the court and I dare say National Assembly would usually seek to discover the intention of the legislature or Constitution maker.
We’re over-taxed, please give us a break
It started as a round table discussion last Monday but it soon became a peaceful protest with many of those present brandishing placards and singing solidarity songs to express their grievances and press home their demand.
Don flays Nigerians’ reading objective
The reading habit of Nigerians came under scrutiny as most of them don’t read to acquire knowledge but only to pass examinations.
Labour minister unfolds plan to tackle unemployment
There are indications that the federal government has mapped out a programme to create more jobs in the informal sector anytime from now. Labour minister, Alhaji Ibrahim Kazaure has spoken of government’s determination to tackle youth employment.
Nigeria to host 6th African Conference on Industrial Relations
The Nigeria Industrial Relations Association ( NIRA) is to host the 6th African Regional Congress of Industrial Relations in Lagos , January 24- 28, 2011. The International Industrial Relations Association based in Geneva, confirmed Nigeria’s hosting in Geneva.
