Implications of insecurity on real estate in Nigeria
By Zubairu Usman Sadiq The security challenge in Nigeria today, to say the least is worrisome. From the intractable Boko-Haram insurgency which has claimed thousands of lives and condemned several others to Internal Displaced Person Camps, banditry in the north-west, agitations and calls for secession in the south-east, violent clashes between the Fulani herdsmen and […]
Afe Babalola makes case for reputable Law Colleges to prepare Law Graduates for Bar Examinations
FRONTLINE Legal icon and Founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, has advocated that reputable Colleges/Faculty of Law in Nigerian Universities should henceforth be saddled with the responsibility of training Law graduates preparatory for their final Call to Bar Examinations at the Law School.
7,500 residents obtain potable water in 4 communities in Ogun State
With the commissioning of four additional community water facilities in Areke, Bara, Owode Egba and the Alamala Military Barracks in Ogun State, 7,500 more people in the areas now have access to clean, safe drinking water in view of the 2019 theme for World Water Day – “Leaving no one Behind.”
Adaku Efuribe joins global fight against extreme poverty in sub-Saharan Africa
Adaku Efuribe, UK- based Nigerian, has been selected as a 2019 Youth Ambassador for the anti-poverty group The ONE Campaign.
Gov Poll: Why it’s not yet Uhuru in Ogun
The outcome of Ogun State governorship election symbolises different things in the polity.
Still on Onnoghen, Okupe and Adeyanju
Law courts are globally pre-sumed to be temples of justice where impartial judgements are dispensed. The least that could ever be expected from any government is to deliberately resort to using the instrumentality of law to discredit perceived political opponents, as well as dissenting voices.
