THE Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry, LCCI, has decried the state of affairs in the country, describing it as an unsettling governance disorder where no one is clearly in charge. This, LCCI, a group of prominent businessmen and industrialists, stressed has resulted in fragile business confidence being eroded.

FIRST civilian governor of Bayelsa State, Chief Diepreye Alamieyeseigha, declared at Patani in Delta State, weekend, that militan-cy was dead and no longer fashionable as far as the liberation of the Ijaw ethnic nationality and Niger-Delta was concerned.

SEQUEL to the statement issued, weekend by Vice President, Goodluck Jonathan, panic has gripped some ministers and public office holders, Vanguard can reveal authoritatively.

THINGS are getting better, depending on who you are, and what you are looking at. In the past few months you would have noticed that justice is available speedily, actually in a jiffy, for a select few, who approach the court with cases that serve special interests.

I EXTREMELY envy and admire the American and British governments and people for uniquely defending their citizens around the world, even when accused of criminality. They maintain the innocence of their citizens to ensure justice is done until the court of law decides otherwise.