Rescued 20 prospective NYSC members arrive Ibadan
Lagos’ War on Beggars: 911 arrested, but streets keep calling
Atlas Cove jetty attack not assault on Yoruba – Soyinka
Police refused to assist us – Accident victims
Consent of the N/A: A necessity for troops’ deployment
Senate moves to amend 64 year old Evidence Act
Amnesty and the Niger Delta
ETF assesses YABATECH’s special intervention projects
NUPENG assures members of brighter future
Don’t force career on children – Prof Onifade
Holy Child College churns out 106 gems
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Subscribe21st century school must be financially stable to cope — Dr Olatunji Sobodu
Chairman of EASYPASS Learning Limited and the Dove and Brooks Group, Dr. Olatunji Oluwagbenga Sobodu has called on stakeholders in education sector to rise up to the financial challenges plaguing the sector in these hard times of global economic recession that makes it seemly difficult to fund schools, especially private schools.
SS3 student emerges best MCP, VSAT installation exams
Before now, I had wanted to study in the UK, but when I observed the lives of some people who had their education overseas and discovered that some of them could not fit into our system when they returned, I told myself I want to study in Nigeria, because I want to be able to fit into the system.
The big GSM lie
And it’s worse now that they have GSM to play with, they tell lies almost everytime you hear them talking because they know the person they’re speaking with will not see themâ€.
How militants bombed Lagos flow station
By Albert Akpor and Lamidi Bamidele To say that Lagos residents and by extension, the entire country was shocked beyond words as they woke up last week to the gory sight of a shattered Atlas Cove jetty and the charred remains of naval personnel and some yet to identified persons after militants operating under the […]
Kerosene saga: House wives turn to firewood
Another house wives who lives at Ijede (Ikorodu area) said the product is being sold at N120 per litre. “My neighbour sells kerosene but it is usually N120 per litre while the filling station sells at N80, but I would need to spend N200 on a bike. It is better for car owners because they will always buy on their way home but for somebody like us, it is tough O,†said Ayilara Abeni.
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