Rivers: What happened?

Rivers: What happened?

It was a disaster long predicted to happen. When eventually the presidential election took place penultimate weekend, it neither passed the benchmark of the foreign observers nor that of many other domestic observers.
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Oyo: And Ajimobi broke the jinx

Oyo: And Ajimobi broke the jinx

Before my assumption of office, there had never been an Ajimobi. I am the first one that bears the name and I will be the first Ajimobi to break the jinx of second term – Governor Abiola Ajimobi.

From Podium to Palace: The story of Masari and Tambuwal

From Podium to Palace: The story of Masari and Tambuwal

Next month kick-starts a remarkable political encore for two of the country’s foremost parliamentarians. Speaker Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of the House of Representatives and former Speaker Aminu Bello Masari will become the first presiding officers of the House ever to become governors

Kalu raises 2017 AFCON alarm

Kalu raises 2017 AFCON alarm

As Nigerians continue to react to the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations draw which pitched the Super Eagles in Group G alongside Egypt, Chad and Tanzania, the Nigerian Football Federation (NFF) has been advised to immediately hire a substantive coach to handle the senior national team, the Super Eagles so as to avoid the disaster of not qualifying for the championship.

FG’s external debt, States’ debt profile on the rise

FG’s external debt, States’ debt profile on the rise

The external debt profile of states has shown that Lagos State has the highest with a profile of $1.087 billion, followed by Kaduna State with a total of $234 million. Cross River State followed closely with an external debt profile of $131.469 million. Other states with relatively large external debt are Edo $123 million, Ogun $109 million, Bauchi $87million, Enugu $62 million, Katsina $78 million, Osun $67 million and Oyo State $72 million.