Sex Scandal - No Concrete Evidence Against Lawmakers - Foreign Minister

In a fresh twist in the sexual misconduct allegations against three members of the House of Representatives by the former United States Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. James Entwistle, Nigeria's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Geoffrey Onyeama, has disclosed that there is no concrete evidence against the lawmakers to prove the allegations.                                

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Kidnappers of Lagos monarch demand N500m ransom

Kidnappers of Lagos monarch, Oba Yushau Goriola Oseni, have demanded a N500m ransom, according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

                                              

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Nigeria Custom boss, Hamid Ali, violates Buhari’s directive, flies first class from London

The Comptroller General of Customs, Hamid Ali, a well known ally of President Muhammadu Buhari, was spotted on Tuesday flying first class on British Airways flight from London to Abuja, in clear violation of President Muhammadu Buhari’s directive banning public officials from flying first class.

                                                         

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Can A 2.2 Graduate Get A Lecturing Job

I graduated with a 2.2 but was promised a lecturing job, I don't know if mine will pull through although I applied through the H.O.D and I don't speak with him directly because I contacted him through a proxy

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Group Managing Director (GMD) of Vitafoam Nigeria Plc, Mr Taiwo Adeniyi, has blamed the government for the backward state of science and technology education in Nigeria.

Adeniyi, who spoke on the topic: “Synergy in Science: A tool for National Development” at the annual lecture of the Faculty of Science, University of Lagos, accused the government of playing politics with education, a situation he said was responsible for Nigeria’s underdevelopment.

                                                                       

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Nigeria: FEC Approves New Agric Policy, Farmers May Have to Pay for Security At Farms

Farmers may have to pay for the federal government to provide them with security against kidnappers and other intruders who may want to invade their farms.

                                                                        

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