By Segun Akintoye The political election campaign is the pivot on which political elective offices are canvassed. It is the premier test politicians of all shades and colours will face unveiling their intellectual packages or programmes to be implemented for the people if elected into power. This is supposed to be based purely on viable […]
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By Julius Adesina The persistent hike in the price of fuel has continued to place an enormous burden on Nigerians, worsening the economy. With the persistent hike, one would expect the Federal Government to immediately put measures in place to cushion the effect and create a regulatory body. The fact that the removal of fuel […]
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By Etim Etim There were exuberant celebrations at the national secretariat of the NLC in Abuja and at its state offices when the NLC president, Joe Ajaero, returned from the police headquarters after meeting with police chiefs in Abuja. Ajaero was invited for interrogation for allegedly being involved in serious crimes, including money laundering and […]
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By Segun Akintoye There had been various administration in Ekiti State since its inception. Some wrote their names on marble, while some wrote theirs on dust. This has opened room for comparative assessment, as the impacts made in people’s life are determinant for such assessments. However, the style of practical governance put in place by […]
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By Olusegun Adeniyi To say that the administration of President Bola Tinubu is enmeshed in a crisis of credibility is to put the situation mildly. For a man who got to office with a statistically narrow mandate of 37 percent of total votes cast, many expected Tinubu to rise above himself to establish an enduring […]
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By Owei Lakemfa I met a former Member of the House of Representatives about five weeks ago. He had established a huge institution with sprawling structures. He said as an Honourable he found himself receiving N7 million monthly. He quickly decided to establish the institution. So, monthly, he went to his hometown and poured the […]
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By Bolanle Bolawole The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is threatening to shut down the country’s economy if its president, Joe Ajaero, is arrested by the police. Ajaero has been invited for questioning by the police authorities over serious allegations that border on the security of the country and the well-being of Nigerians. That’s on one […]
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By Isaac Asabor As the 2025 presidential election in Cameroon looms, one question that seems to be on the minds of many is: Why is Paul Biya, at 91 (or 93) years old, still holding on to power? After over 40 years at the helm of Cameroon’s leadership, one would think that the time for […]
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Cameroon’s 91-year-old President Paul Biya seeks an eighth term in the 2025 presidential election. He is that country’s longest-serving president. By Ven. Amb. Nelson Fadoju When bills and laws are not conventionally and properly debated by the National Assembly and Public to look at the pros and cons of these Bills and Laws, they may […]
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By Abimbola Adelakun Following the seizure of the country’s assets based on the ruling of a French court, former Ogun governor Ibikunle Amosun, put out successive press releases clarifying his role in the embarrassing situation. The first, explaining his responsibility in the matter between Ogun State and two Chinese companies (that culminated in the seizure […]
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