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Parents are behind exam malpractice, not students — Oloyede

Former Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, has blamed parents for driving examination malpractice in Nigeria, saying they play a greater role in encouraging the practice than the candidates themselves.
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Amnesty : Militants protest in Yenagoa

By Samuel Oyadongha The peace of Biogbolo suburb of Yenagoa the Bayelsa State capital was yesterday disrupted as over 200 repentant militants from the stable of Ebikabowei Victor Ben aka Gen Boyloaf barricaded the Biogbolo stretch of the Mbiama-Yenagoa road over his alleged refusal to redeem the N10m promised them if they embrace the federal […]

Smiles for flood victims in Ejigbo

“What we need at the Ejigbo main town is to develop at least street pipes first so that people can begin to have water in their houses. What we have now is private water producers who use bore holes, but the state government believes that drilling more bore holes may affect the aquifer of the state and they have advised us to interact more with the Lagos State Water Corporation in pipe laying and provision of water”.

Oshiomhole settles rift with Ogbemudia

THE seeming feud between Governor Adams Oshiomhole and two-time governor of old Bendel State, Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, was laid to rest yesterday after the former presented two jeeps and one utility vehicle to the latter as part of his entitlements as former helmsman of the state.

Christians’ rights breached, says CAN

CHRISTIAN Association of Nigeria [CAN] has said the section of Nigeria’s constitution providing freedom of religious practice is being observed in breach.

Agbekoya issues ultimatum to Fashola

The Supreme Council of the Yoruba socio-cultural and revolutionary group, Agbekoya has issued a 21-day ultimatum to the Lagos State Government to redress an alleged injustice caused by the demolition of its shrine at Logun-Logun, Oko-Obi area of Igbo-Olumu, Agric, Ikorodu Lagos.

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