Presidency, PDP force Ag. Chairman, Bello, to quit
Daggash threatens to terminate Otukpa-Otukpo road project
Cabinet shake-up: Fear grips Delta commissioners
Embargo on fuel supply to Imo, Abia remains – NUPENG
Group advocates rejection of constitution amendment
Eagles defeat North Korea in friendly
Yakowa urged to declare financial state of Kaduna
LG, communities to benefit from NGO devt project
Catholic bishops immortalise Rev. Tansi
GKS hails Okogie for condemning Holy Ghost fire prayers
The Voice of Victory: The miracle power of joy!
Twist in INEC chairman’s appointment
Benin monarch, traditionalists to curse criminals
The snap
Nigeria Air Force in colourful show of air power
I am changing my image – Faze

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Democracy as lootocracy: the Nigerian example
It is well known that National Assembly members have perfected the art of manipulating federal budgets to satisfy their deadly insatiable appetite for primitive accumulation. Smart Adeyemi, chairman senate committee on federal character and inter-governmental affairs, is so disappointed with the avarice of his colleagues that he has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate federal legislators for corruption.
How a village mum struggles to adjust to her son’s new status
You know, this is a teaching hospital. Before I knew it, he’d summoned some medical students who filled the room. I was already in labour, and there they all were, peering curiously between my legs I’v ever been We’re being tested on breech births’, a female medical student breathed excitedly hold my hands and breathe deeply.
Years of ignorancy
I am not the coiner of the word ignorancy. Bishop David Oyedepo is. Yes, I have come across the word ignorance, and have met hundreds and thousands who show how ignorant they are on issues of import. Democracy is one issue of import and millions of us in this country are ignorant of it.
Election 2011: Shape of things to come (6)
President Goodluck Jonathan specifying requirements for the nation’s enduring democracy.
Last week, this series ended with a poser, “how can we ever develop when every four years we go through the orgy of election induced violence master-minded by our political leaders?†In 2007, it was “do-or-die†according to someone who, if he were not the occupant of the innermost corridors of power, would have been considered fit for a straight jacket.
The reason for do-or-die
Our own Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola has a different kind of fight. He did many revolutionary things. He did some unheard of things in the reformation of Lagos State. Name it: he has done it – environmental, roads, schools, taxes, etc. and all of them in 36 months. And he has 12 months to go.

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