Ogun clarifies debt profile, says it owes N37.9bn

ABEOKUTA—OGUN State government yesterday said the debt it owed banks stood at N37.9 billion, contrary to the report that it owed over N200 billion. It equally said it had accessed only N5 billion out of the N29.3 billion the state House of Assembly approved as loans that could be accessed in this year’s Appropriation Law.
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Ize-Iyamu to Oshiomhole: PDP does not need to rig elections in Edo

THE Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu group, which recently defected to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, yesterday, assured Governor Adams Oshiomhole that the party will not rig next year’s elections, adding that there will be no need to do so as the party was solidly on ground to win elections in the state without resorting to rigging.

JIBRIN ISAH Vs INEC: A case of judgment without justice? (2)

In another breadth,my Lords at the supreme court willfully ignored the evidence in a manner inconsistent with the records before the court and proceeded to make another finding when it held in paragraph 8 of the lead judgement that: “This suit was filed by appellant on 9/2/12. That is,it took the appellant over two months to complain about an election he did not take part in…”

Otokutu land crisis: Elders back community leader

The tension in Otokutu, Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State over the controversial seizure of public school land by the community leaders appeared to have died down as the council of elders has declared support for the community’s President General, Chief Stephen Okonedo.

Gunmen kill 4 in Jos midnight attack

The Plateau Police Command has said that four persons were killed by unknown gunmen, Tuesday night, at Wat village, Kuru, in Jos South Local Government Area of the state.

Nigeria’s Democracy Day Special: Our democracy at a crossroads

It is now fifteen years since the military withdrew and Nigeria returned to full democratic rule. By Nigerian standards, it is a new record. The immediate post-independence democratic era lasted for only five years and three months (October 1, 1960 to January 15th 1966). It was characterised by parliamentary rule.

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