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SubscribeSignificance of Air Expo 2012
The history of air shows and expositions has been traced to Reims, France, in August 1909 when some of the then world’s leading aviators met at a racetrack on the Bethany Plain outside Reims, France, to compete in the first organized international air meet.
UNILAG too big for MKO – Students
After the protest by the students of the institution which lasted two days, the school has been shut down and the students have been instructed to go on a two week compulsory holiday to enable the school authorities meet with the federal government to see how normalcy can return to the school.
UNILAG Renamed : Thank you Mr. President ,but …
Within the matrix of African cosmology, a name has connotations. Hence, children were named following the circumstances surrounding their birth. A child born on a Sunday in Yoruba land could be named Bose. In Igbo land, a child whose birth heralded progress in the family may be called Ngozi, which means blessing. The story is the same among the Hausa speaking people of Nigeria .
Epe, a community where electricity is a mirage
Esther Oluwafunmilayo Ololade, a 300 level student in Lagos State University in Epe area of Lagos, might not be able to recount the ordeal she has been going through since she gained admission into the school three years ago.
As UNILAG buries VC, ASUU vows to fight back over name change
The controversy that trailed President Goodluck Jonathan’s Democracy Day national broadcast announcing the decision to rename the prestigious University of Lagos after late Chief Moshood Abiola, acclaimed winner of June 12, 1993 presidential election, but annulled by the military regime at that time, may not be resolved for a long time as major stakeholders have vowed to resist the change.
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