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SubscribeNBA leadership face-off, officers move to suspend Akeredolu
By Innocent Anaba These are not the best of times for the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), as some national officers of the association, have called on its National Executive Committee (NEC), to order the President of the association, Chief Rotimi Akeredolu (SAN), to step down, pending investigations into allegation of impropriety in the printing of […]
We should not insult our elders in name of politics
By Joe Momodu Ordinarily one would have now allowed this matter to rest but for the recent activities of a directionless and visionless party called Action Congress (AC) in Edo State and its band of “wastersâ€, who keep insulting our sensibilities by continuously advertising their collective ineptitude in our national dailies. In the “Vanguard†of […]
‘Corruption can only be defeated by its victim’ (2)
By Adeyinka Olumide-Fusika That many would engage in corruption as a means of social advancement if given the opportunity, is therefore not a significantly Nigerian disease. It is a human phenomenon. I think it Jean Jacques Rousseau, if I am not mistaking, who in tracing the development of class society and class oppression from the […]
Our policy is sound education for all, says Oshiomhole
In the case of primary schools, under no circumstance should any school have more than one headmaster and one vice- headmaster who must teach. What happens is that when you have six principals, all the six don’t teach. That created a huge over head.
Female varsity students to benefit from special scholarship scheme
The scholarship programme, which is being coordinated by the Ajesola Solarin Majekodunmi Foundation (ASMAF(), will provide enough financial assistance that will cover tuition, accommodation and upkeep of beneficiaries for a period of up to five years, depending on the course, and subject to maintaining satisfactory academic progress.
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