NiDCOM confirms release of Nigerian girls detained in Mauritius
Ibadan content creator denies filming Oloolu Masquerade
Unruly behaviour forces Bishop to shut down Parish
Gun shot victims: So far, it’s all rhetorics, no action – NG0
54 bags of rice fell on this man and paralysed him
Army abandons 21 years-old hawker shot by lance corporal at checkpoint
Anglican Church: How we take care of tribal interest – Nicholas Okoh
Oshiomhole now has the opportunity to make a difference
Review of laws for social and economic development in Nigeria(2)
For Catholic couples, a night to relax and have fun
Education, key to child’s rights protection
Agbami partners offer N118m scholarship funds to students
Confucius institute opens at Unilag for teaching of Chinese language
Basic education crucial to national development – UBEC boss

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Labour tackles Kogi police commissioner, petitions IGP
WHAT could have made a Police commissioner who allegedly commended a group for its peaceful conduct, interacted with it, and above all, praised it for its constitutional behaviour, to suddenly after a private “meeting†with the another group, turneround and declare leaders of former wanted for alleged criminal conspiracy, theft, attempt to commit culpable homicide, mischief and inciting disturbance?
WAEC Results: Nothing to jubilate about – Uwadiae
WAEC being conservative, unless we go back to the board for change. The examinations are not attached to the months. It’s just a nomenclature. Also Nigeria plays prominent role in WAEC affairs. When we changed to 6-3-3-4 system, others went the same way with Nigeria.
In Lagos, light will shine again with ‘home-made’ transformers
By Olasunkanmi Akoni & Monsur Olowopejo Barring any unforeseen developments, communities in Lagos with no electricity transformers or malfunctioning transformers will have every cause to rejoice soon if an intervention plan by the Lagos State government to solve electricity problem in the state is anything to go by. The plan was said to have been […]
Oil Sector Deregulation: Students to be mobilised for protests, lecture boycotts
AS tension grips the nation over planned deregulation of the oil sector and the privatisation of the country’s refineries, the Education rights Campaign (ERC) has threatened to mobilise Nigerian students and youths for nationwide protest actions and lecture boycotts should government fail to halt this policy.
With Lagos City Champions, it’s football fun all the way
DRIVING along the ever-busy Bank Anthony Way, in Ikeja, one will not fail to notice the campaign banner stretched through the length of the road. One’s curiosity is immediately aroused by the campaign message: “Lagos Own the Game”.

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