The absence of digital records of students in most schools, as well as the lethargic response from some tertiary institutions, among others, are part of the encumbrances that are slowing down the implementation of the Federal Government’s Continue Reading 

As part of efforts aimed at making Lagos State an innovation powerhouse of the country and beyond, the state Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology recently engaged key stakeholders to deliberate on the Innovation Bill. Continue Reading 

Professor Olu Ojedokun is a lecturer at the Faculty of Law, Lead City University, Ibadan. In this interview with ROTIMI AGBOLUAJE, the don said the Cybercrime Act 2015 had been used as a cover to harass Nigerian journalists. He maintained that Continue Reading 

• We’re ready to tackle disease, says Ondo govt • Urges residents to take precautionary measures Lagos State Government has said that the identified strain of Cholera outbreak in the state is highly aggressive and contagious, Continue Reading 

“Since wars begin in the minds of men and women, it is in the minds of men and women that the defences of peace must be constructed” (UNESCO) Introduction The theme of this concert reflects the universal relevance of the mission Continue Reading 

The Chairman of Mile 12 International Market in Lagos State, Shehu Usman Jubrin, has pinned the recent high cost of tomato, pepper and other perishable items on insecurity and other factors. A small basket of tomatoes goes for about N35,000 at Continue Reading 

United States-based Nigerian sprinter, Favour Ofili, has dedicated her 100m title at the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN) Olympics Trials to her coach, who has “tolerated my stubbornness.” Ofili ran a new personal season’s Continue Reading 

Awards N30m against firm for breach of duty of care The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) has held that the Employee Compensation Act (ECA) 2010, which is the current law dealing with compensation for work-related injury claims, does Continue Reading 

No fewer than 19 pilgrims have died and many others reported missing due to extreme temperatures that crippled hajj rituals at the sacred city of Muna, Saudi Arabia.    Consequently, Saudi Arabia authorities declared a five-hour Continue Reading 

• Monarch canvasses modern livestock practices No fewer than six persons were said to have been killed in an uprising that occurred yesterday between suspected herders and farmers in Bali council area of Taraba State. The incident, which Continue Reading