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By Mike Ozekhome Many Nigerians at home and abroad, including elder statesmen and women, rights activists, NGOs, journalists and social medi...

  By Gbenro Olajuyigbe Kings of empires were historically imperial, feudal lords. They were fearfully revered. They could decide to take t...

  By Reuben Abati I was very skeptical when the current leadership of Organized Labour in Nigeria objected to the decision of the Federal Go...

  By Adaeze-Mcphilips Nwachukwu   Dads play important roles in every step their children take. They are like warriors who will fight battl...

  The Edo State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has congratulated Governor Godwin Obaseki of the Peoples Democratic (PDP) for...

  By Reuben Abati The pundits who had predicted the outcome and the nature of the Gubernatorial election in Edo State got it all wrong. The ...

  By Ozodinukwe Okenwa The gubernatorial election in Edo State has come and gone (last weekend) with the victor and the vanquished emergin...

  By Charles Okoh I don’t envy President Muhammadu Buhari. The sheer enormity of the burden on the leader of a nation like Nigeria is cert...

PRESS RELEASE     By Hon (Barr) Frank Ugboma Some Sections in the recently gazetted Administration of Criminal Justice  Law (ACJL) came to m...

  By  Yakubu Mohammed Apparently, the North deserves pity. But is it worth crying for?  Whichever angle you want to look at it, and through ...

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  By DAN AMOR Sometime ago, the former Petroleum Resources Minister, Mrs. Diezani Alison-Madueke hinted that the Federal Government had pla...

By Patrick Utomi One of the sad paradoxes of Nigeria’s political journey is the current widely held view that in politics anything goes. ...

By Nic Cheeseman Free and fair elections face a new kind of threat. In addition to scheming leaders and compromised electoral commissions,...

By   Tony Ademiluyi Mallam Nasir El-Rufai came into the public limelight in 1999 when democracy returned back to the country after a sixte...

By   Adelowo Adebumiti In the last 10 years, an estimated six million Nigerians have fled their homes for fear of extermination, abduction...

By DAN AMOR India has been celebrating since penultimate week its 73rd independence anniversary as a democratic nation having been juristi...

By Aloy Ejimakor The invitation admittedly extended to the Army by the Enugu State  Police Commissioner ahead of the deadly shooting at Eme...

by Yinka Odumakin   The Nigerian Bar Association, in an audacious move and a very classic naming and shaming act, has withdrawn its invita...

By Sam Omatseye This is not the time to hold grudges against Malam Nasir El-Rufai. It is not the time to say he, like Napoleon, suffers a ...