By IkeChukwu Unegbe, Esq. The season comes around, once again, when many desire to join in the commemoration of the succession of events that led to the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ; generally known as Easter! Very unfortunately, those succession of events leading up to Easter are generally misunderstood or misinterpreted. Yet, for the […]
Continue ReadingBy Ebenezer Adeniyan On Tuesday, the Governor of Ondo State, Hon Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, hosted leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, to officially inform them of his intention to seek the nomination of the party ahead of the coming governorship election in the State. What was meant to be a meeting later turned into […]
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Nigeria’s bad roads and other transportation infrastructure are fueling illegal taxation, human rights violations, and inflation. The development is also worsening the ease of doing business, food wastage, and environmental disaster. Kingsley Jeremiah, in this report, paints a picture of the ordeal. On the fateful day of September 10, 2023, Rabiu Musa embarked on a […]
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Muhammed Lawal examines the unending security challenges in the South-East and how the governors of Imo, Ebonyi, Anambra, Enugu, and Abia states have tried to put a stop to the killings and kidnapping in the region For the past eight years, Nigeria has been plagued with multifaceted issues of insecurity across the country. The need […]
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(New Year musings by IkeChukwu Unegbe, Esq.) The earth, as a living component of the wider Creation that she is, must be looking forward to the festive months of December and January, each year when the majority of the population of human beings devote time to ‘traditionally’ exchange prayerful goodwill messages/wishes for the approaching ‘new […]
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In the tenuous dance with electricity challenges, Nigeria teeters on the brink, despite looming doom for homes and industries. In this report, Kingsley Jeremiah unravels the intricate implications, casting the spotlight on the ramifications for both Nigeria and other West African countries In October, Nigeria’s Vice President Kashim Shettima, who also serves as Chairman of […]
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Human Right Abuse in Nigeria The bloody legacy of past and present administrations has, over the years, presented the country as a killing field where no premium is placed on human life. The fact that little is done to remedy rights abuses and violations is simply troubling and soils the country’s image internationally. While state […]
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Makeshift structures being used as homes in dirty environment The insurgency and banditry in the north of Nigeria have led to the death of many and displaced millions of others. While some of the displaced persons have found solace in communities close to them, others have travelled thousands of miles away from home to get […]
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By Murtala Adewale • How State Spent N3 billion On 5,000 Kano State Government recently sponsored the solemnisation of the marriage of 1,800 new couples. The elaborate two-day Mass Wedding ceremony started with the wedding fathia (Islamic rites) at the Kano Central Mosque, where an array of Islamic scholars, led by the Chief Imam of […]
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By Victor Bassey Earthly life! It comes with a series of ups and downs. Today you find yourself being able to pay your bills with a joyful and glowing face, only to wake up tomorrow and find that a difficult task and then next tomorrow again, the joys return. And the experience continues In all […]
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