Maiden edition of Civil Society Awards holds in Nigeria It was a day of pomp and pageantry as the “who is who” in the social enterprise sectors across the continent of Africa converged at the Nigerian ...

Graduate, three others killed in Kwara yam dispute Four people, including a graduate, were feared dead on Thursday in a clash between neighbouring Ilofa and Odo-Owa communities in Oke-Ero Local Govern ...

Vice Principal bags life imprisonment for raping 12-yr-old pupil Ado-Ekiti high court, yesterday, sentenced a former Vice Principal of St. Mary’s Girls Grammar School, Ikole-Ekiti, Taiwo Ajayi, to lif ...

Ford Foundation & The Future Project holds Leadership bootcamp in Ogun, Lagos, Oyo states The Youth boot camp for leadership and civic engagement project is designed to increase young people’s eng ...

Ogun College suspends lecturer for impregnating Nursing student A lecturer with the Ogun State College of Health Technology, Ilese Ijebu, Dr. Seyi Adu, has been indefinitely suspended by the college f ...

NANS vows to resist hike in school fees by tertiary institutions The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has vowed to resist plans by some tertiary institutions to hike school fees. Accor ...

ASUU denies comments on tuition hike in varsities The Chairman, Academic Staff Union of Universities, (ASUU) University of Ibadan Chapter, Dr. Deji Omole, yesterday denied issuing any statement to any ...

Federal Government approves enrollment of Corps members into NHIS The Nigerian government has approved the inclusion of members of the National Youth Service Corps in the National Health Insurance Sch ...

Students, unions threatens to shut down UNIMAID over incessant terrorists’ attacks Following incessant attacks by suicide bombers which has claimed several lives and properties, the Joint Unions of Ac ...