Sadaqah as living example: Lessons from TAFESHIN’s sixth empowerment programme
Forum of Federations to hold Training on Fiscal Federalism, Oct 26
NBA statement on FG’s amnesty divides national officers
Problems in the administration of criminal justice in Nigeria
Review of laws for social and economic development in Nigeria
Father, two sons arrested for beheading man in Minna
Labour, others seek decent work environment
EAC celebrates old students
Students lament ASUU strike
Influencing your world as student
Goal of schooling is development of language, says Ogbuagu
Staff empowerment, our priority, says Caleb Varsity VC
When slum-based youths mobilise to change their destiny
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SubscribeGhana celebrates, Nigeria sulks
By Mike Ebonugwo IT is celebration galore in Ghana presently following the history-making victory of that country’s junior team, the Black Satellites, at the recently concluded Under-20 World Cup in Egypt. Ghanaians and indeed all Africans have every reason to celebrate the Black Satellites feat because this is the first time an African team was […]
Ogun Police arrest four suspected ritualist,rescue 4-yr-old
By Evelyn Usman September 15, 2009 , was like every other day for the Adeyemi’s, as the bread winner Mr. Alabi Adeyemi left his Ajitadun abode in the ancient city of Abeokuta, Ogun state, bidding members of his family goodbye. As he was about leaving, his four-year-old daughter, Ayoka clung to him in an apparent […]
No more hiding place for criminals …
•As govt empowers Police with patrol vans, APC By Olasunkanmi Akoni Lagos State Government’s sustained onslaught on insecurity in the state seems to be getting a special boost from corporate organisations who have enthusiastically embraced its Public Private Partnership (PPP) policy in the area of crime prevention and control.
War of words over fare
By Mike Ebonugwo In Lagos, the fares charged by commercial vehicle operators are often a source of friction and quarrel between them and their passengers.
OPC, vigilante groups, others threat to nation’s security
…As stakeholders seek refuge in Civil Defence By Bose Adebayo They often start their beat around twelve in the night. Some of them are armed with locally made guns while others, supposedly in a bid to fortify themselves, decorate their bodies with all manner of charms.
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