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The Body of Benchers (BOB) has cautioned the National Assembly against its proposal to regulate the establishment of Law Schools in the country. BOB

Despite the insistence by the President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Yakubu Maikyau (SAN) that the chairman of the Body of Benchers (BoB),

The NBA had asked Wole Olanipekun to resign as Body of Benchers’ chair and not to perform the role of calling the new lawyers to the bar on Tuesday, over allegations of professional misconduct.

Dr Paul Kofi Fynn, Chancellor, Wisconsin International University College, Ghana, has admonished African governments to tackle issues of corruption and mismanagement of resources with all seriousness. According to him, this would ensure that the continent's abundant resources were effectively and efficiently used to achieve growth. He made the assertion at…

The Koforidua Technical University has conducted the second session of its 18th convocation, graduating 1,692 students who fulfilled all the requirements for the award of a Higher National Diploma (HND) in various disciplines. This leads to a total of 18,303 HND graduates who have studied and successfully completed the university’s…

A total of 20 students of Alex Ekwueme Federal University Ndufu-Alike Ikwo (AE-FUNAI) have bagged first class in their degree programmes. The

  Madam Elizabeth Ohene, Senior Advisor, Office of the President, has called on graduands of the Evangelical Presbyterian College of Education at Amedzofe to be dedicated to the teaching profession and deliver quality outcomes to children. She underscored the role of teachers in the transformational agenda of the country, which she said needed motivation. Madam Ohene, who was speaking at the 14th Congregation of the College charged the graduands to exhibit high levels of professionalism in the...

Ikeji-Arakeji (Osun), Jan. 18, 2021 No fewer than 21 students bagged First Class honours, as the Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU), Ikeji-Arakeji Osun State, graduates 430 students from its seven colleges and various academic programmes. Prof. Kola Sonaike, the Vice Chancellor, stated this on Monday at a press conference, ahead of the institution’s 11th convocation scheduled for Friday. Sonaike noted that 395 students would receive first degree certificates, comprising 21 First Class hono...

Actually will have some resonance with people. jonathan, im going to let you quickly get the last word. >> the last wore is that there are a lot of people -- the economy imploded in 2008 and a lot of people who were in the middle class were shunted one class lower, probably into minimum wage jobs. and so this is something that i think will have much broader appeal. >> lets hope so. josh barrow and john capehart, thank you. >> thank you. come up, the benghazi conspiracy undermined. i guess we c...