Concession of King’s College: Parents mobilise for protest
The controversy over the concession of King’s College, Lagos, to the King’s College Old Boys’ Association, KCOBA, by the Federal Government may be far from over, as parents and other stakeholders are mobilising for a mass protest against the move.
Soldiers’ withdrawal from JTF in Edo, illegal – AC
The Action Congress (AC) has described the withdrawal of soldiers from the Joint Task Force (JTF) in Edo State as an illegal act and a ploy by the PDP and its collaborators to rig Saturday’s re-run poll in Etsako local government.
Anambra: Ngige embarks on voter-education
By Dennis Agbo AWKA-FORMER Governor of Anambra State and governorship candidate of the Action Congress, AC, Dr. Chris Ngige has embarked on voters education in the state for the February 6 governorship election, asking prospective voters to come out with their voter’s card to cast their vote on the day of the election. Ngige told […]
Benue indigenes return with tales of woes from Jos
By Peter Duru MAKURDI — Following the renewed hostilities in parts of Plateau State, hundreds of Benue indigenes resident in Jos, the state capital, have fled back to their state with tales of woes that has befallen the state and its inhabitants. The fleeing returnees, who arrived Makurdi in droves, lamented the extent the crisis […]
Riot : Education not for the poor, says UNN VC
STUDENTS of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, yesterday briefed leaders of thought in the area and blamed the outbreak of the students’ protest in the institution on the Vice Chancellor, Professor Bartholomew Okolo.
Anyim, 40 others storm Senate over electoral reform
Abuja—Chief Anyim Pius Anyim, former Senate President, yesterday led some eminent Nigerians to the National Assembly, asking for a speed up in the electoral reform process. Anyim, who was the head of a 41-man team, under the aegis of “Concerned Senior Citizens of Nigeria,’’ presented to the Senate President, David Mark, a charter for the […]
