Federalism is the answer, after all – Part 61

Incidentally, Nigeria clocked 61 as an independent country this year. As though fated to be so, this 61st edition of our editorial advocacy to return the country to a federal state structure concludes the remarkable serial on ‘Federalism is the answer, after all.’ Last year, we began with the knowledge that Nigeria was suffering from […]

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Nigerian Army is overreacting over a marriage proposal

By Abimbola Adelakun Of all the arguments advanced by the Nigerian Army for punishing Private Hannah Sofiat Akinlabi, the soldier who accepted a marriage proposal from her boyfriend while at the NYSC camp, only one is sufficient. But first, let us do away with the ones that do not hold water. One, and according to […]

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Electoral Act amendment bill: My problem with Buhari

By Niran Adedokun All said and done, the drama attending the amendment of Nigeria’s Electoral Act is about the political class and not the people. Pretend as they may, members of the National Assembly’s attempt to foist direct primaries on the nomination processes of political parties is suspect. It is evident of a desire to […]

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Making the 2023 general election rewarding

Photo: NAN By Jerome-Mario Utomi With the amendment of the Electoral Act that presently accommodates the electronic transmission of results, one can say that as a nation, we have made some political/electoral gains. However, by the report put together by the Centre For Value in Leadership (CVL), Lagos in partnership with the Policy and Legal […]

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