“Truth must be told, the non-transmission of results to the IReV portal may also reduce the confidence of the voting population in the electoral process.”Hon Justice Inyang Okoro, Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. […]
Since the assumption of office by the Minister of Works David Nweze Umahi, an engineer, the road construction industry has been abuzz with expectations of what is to come. The expectations are not unconnected with […]
Rotimi Amaechi, former minister and governor of Rivers State, at a public lecture on Thursday, October 26, sounded rather melancholic. For a man who has been in government since 1999, first as two-term speaker of […]
There is the need to assess current election campaigns of Nigerian politicians. This comes against the assumption that the politicans’ argumentative and persuasive propositions are often laced with barefaced invalidity and incorrectness aimed at deceiving […]
I have known Dr. Reuben Abati almost from the cradle. We were not only in the same university but the same department. When he was leaving University of Calabar in 1985, he had in his […]
The trending news a month ago on the sad incident of the young Nigerian Rapper, Singer, and Songwriter Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba. Also professionally known with the acronym Mohbad – which stood for ‘Moh’ (I am) […]
On Thursday last week, the Supreme Court panel, led by Justice Inyang Okoro, affirmed the election of Bola Tinubu as the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The seven-person panel gave a unanimous judgment, […]
Over the years, every of Nigeria’s annual budget has been titled to give the impression that its implementation will lead the country to an Economic Eldorado. ‘Budget of Hope and Economic Transformation’; ‘Budget of Inclusion […]
Since his appointment as Acting Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and the eventual confirmation, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi has shown leadership and expertise when it comes to crisis communication, setting an example that persons […]
The necessity of an excellent road network for overall national development is so obvious that it can only be considered unconscionable that any government does not make it a priority. That will be the government […]
After all is said and done, Nigeria has to move forward, but not without a strong commitment to advance democracy. Citizens expect President Bola Tinubu to do something revolutionary about the fundamentals that threaten civil […]
The environmental history of Nigeria unfortunately is not a story filled with the rich biodiverse tropical rainforests of the Niger Delta or the cascading rich vegetation of the Sahel Savanna but rather, one marred with […]
On the road to the November 11 governorship elections in Kogi, Imo and Bayelsa states, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has alerted to waves of insecurity that could affect smooth conduct of the exercise. […]
On October 7, the world woke up to a surprised and unprovoked attack on Israeli territory by the Palestinian led Hamas group resulting to the death of scores and destruction of properties. Hamas was said […]
Recently, the world marked the International Day of the Girl-Child. Who is the girl-child and why is she singled out for attention throughout the world? That is what we plan to deal with here today. […]
On the third anniversary of the #EndSARS protest this month, it is important to assess its far-reaching effects on Nigeria’s politics. What connects the protest – primarily a protest against excessive police use of force […]
With the news media raising genuine concern on the crisis looming in Nigerian public universities, caused of course, by the massive exit of several lecturers seeking greener pastures in foreign land, some urgent actions should […]
Temitope Oladipo Fayehun must be passing through hard times. A native of Ilesa in Osun State, Fayehun’s ordeal started on March 2, 2021, when he, alongside others in his vehicle, fell into the hands of […]
Some lawyers expressed worries last week that in the aftermath of the 2023 elections, political petitions have congested the courts, crowding out and slowing other matters that are equally essential in nation building, economic and […]
Continued from yesterday Palliatives for the poor can be directly served to the poor via appropriations to regular agencies and institutions that directly reach the poor. For example, the poor can be directly reached in […]
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