80% of Nigerian judges below average, syas NBA
The Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, yesterday raised an alarm over the quality of judges presently serving on the bench, saying the performance of majority of them is below average.
Borno State is polio reservoir, says NPHCDA
Even as the National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA), began its s nationwide oral polio vaccination campaign weekend, experts identified Borno state as a poliovirus reservoir, saying it deserved special attention. It noted that the State now has the highest transmission of polio in the country.
No woman should die giving birth, says Chukwu
NO Nigerian woman should die because she wants to give birth, says Minister ofHealth, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu.
The road to consensus
The journey to Alh. Atiku Abubakar’s emergence as a consensus presidential candidate of a section of the North started, subtly, about seven months ago.
In Edo, it’s 730 days of action, action
Governor Adams Oshiomhole is a man moving the train of development in Edo State at such a fast pace that would make the world’s fastest sprinter, Usain Bolt, green with envy. He is in a hurry to develop Edo State; he is in a hurry to halt the declining fortunes of the state and transform it to the state the people have always dreamed of; and in just two years, the dream is already taking a clear and beautiful shape.
Aper Aku’s prognosis on zoning
THE issue of zoning which is presently at the centre of national discourse was presciently brought to mention almost thirty years ago by erstwhile governor of Benue State, Mr. Aper Aku. Aku’s prognosis on the imperative of zoning was against the background of the multifarious ethnic groups in Benue State. Vanguard Politics posits Mr. Aku’s zoning recommendations with the realities of his native Benue State today.
