The Judiciary and Niger guber election
We therefore salute the Courts for carrying out their Constitutional responsibilities without fear or favour; the members of the People’s Democratic Party, and the general public for their support and encouraging patience.
Labour leaders begin confab in Canada
NO fewer than 1400 Labour leaders across the globe including officials of Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, yesterday in Vancouver, Canada, began one-week meeting on world economy, climate change, workers’ rights, migrant workers and HIV/AIDS.
Ngige denies inflation of result in Ndemili South
ACTION Congress, AC, gubernatorial candidate in Anambra State’s 6 February governorship election, Dr. Chris Ngige, has denied the allegation made by state Resident Electoral Commissioner, Josiah Uwazuronye, that his result was inflated by the Electoral Officer for Idemili South LG to the tune of 10,000 votes.
Senate screens INEC chiefs today
THE screening of the National Chairman and Commissioners-designate of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, would be conducted by the National Assembly and would be transmitted live on national television, today.
Technology can drive small businesses, EDS academic director
World over, entrepreneurs are the drivers of economic growth of any nation, and Nigeria is no different as the government, through SME support and financing schemes and microfinance policies, provide the needed support to help achieve this goal.
As Nigerians in diaspora applaud a progressive vision (2)
WHEN therefore Malam told his NIDOA audience in New Jersey that the success of his administration has been a philosophical commitment “guided by the universal principles of Shari’a which enjoin good governance in the running of the affairs of the stateâ€, he was essentially outlining the basic difference between the Kano model of moral leadership and contending models. What underlines the social contract between the Nigerian masses and their leaders?
