Towards the Buhari probes
I fully endorse President Buhari’s commitment to initiate a probe into the past administration of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. He would of course require the legislature to commence this probe, because by law, the legislative arm of government, that is the National Assembly, specifically the senate, is the arm empowered, through its various committees, to investigate the activities of the government, following which the president may be compelled to establish or initiate, through the Attorney-General, prosecutorial remediation.
PDP and the crisis of relevance
The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, is direly in need to establish its credentials as a formidable platform to articulate alternative views on the governance of the country. Perhaps it is more appropriate to say that the party had all along been faced with the challenge of reinventing itself.
Todays America and a few more questions for U.S. Senator Patrick Leahy
The United States of America funded and led the fight against tyranny and the German Kaiser (Emperor) Wilhelm 2nd in World War 1. She led the fight against fascism, the Axis Powers and Adolf Hitler’s Germany in World War 2.
I have been smiling to the bank since I became brand ambassador – Yvonne Jegede
Video vixen of 2Face’s African Queen’ hit and Nollywood actress, Vyonne Jegede is riding on air right now. The ebony beauty who is highly hot in demand in the film industry has just landed an ambassadorial deal with QAA Wearable Art Gallery, a company that promotes indigenous African textile
Microsoft crowns Team eFitFashion from Brazil 2015 imagine cup champion
For the Microsoft judges, it was a difficult task to select the best Team out the three Teams that pitched for the final stage in Innovation, World Citizenship and Games this morning in front of capacity audience of about 5,000 students, judges, partners, Microsoft employees and media at the Washington State Convention Center in downtown Seattle.
Boko Haram – the solution
One can guess that the Nigerian Army is numerically better than Boko Haram, but as we have witnessed since 2009, the battle is still on and the number of internally displaced people is increasing. As at June 2015, there were 1,385,298 internally displaced persons (IDP) from Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba and Yobe states and they are being supported by the Federal Government, host families and benevolent donors.
