Buhari’s mandate subsists for our leader in the heroic mold, but not the experiences rulers that are complete and prevent any movement of change

Some party members wanted the Kogi model to be applied where the runner-up in the primary to the then governorship candidate, Abubakar Audu, was picked to be the party flag bearer in the by-election conducted

President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the refund of N522.74 billion to states who claimed that deductions from their federation revenue to settle external debt obligations between 1995 and 2002 were in excess of their debts.

The commencement of Edo State Election Tribunal set up to look into the petition submitted by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and its candidate, Pastor Osagie Andrew Ize-Iyamu challenging Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC declaration of Mr Andrew Obaseki of the All Progressives Congress as winner of the governorship election turned bloody outside the court room weekend. As early as 7.00 am last Thursday, the Tribunal premises which is next door to the State High Court was besieged by supporters of both the APC and the PDP, singing solidarity and war songs.

Acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has attributed the gains in the fight against Boko Haram in the North East to greater transparency in the use of resources by the military.

ABUJA-Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called for increased partnership between public and private sectors to create more jobs for the teeming unemployment youths in the country. He said that the federal government on its part was committed to creating an enabling environment and providing required infrastructure for business to thrive.

From supply chain shocks to sudden currency devaluations, African executives face some of the toughest business environments globally. Yet for Akin Monehin, recognised recently in the Choiseul 100 Africa list, volatility has become his leadership advantage. Having led the growth of Virgin Atlantic across 7 West African cities, he is known for his unconventional approaches […]

These are the major riddles the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is trying to unravel and recover the huge cash from whoever took it in order to plough it back into the purpose for which it was appropriated in the first place.

The Department of State Security Service, yesterday, freed from detention, a former member of the Presidential Arms Investigation Panel, Muhammed Umar, who has been slammed into detention for about six months.

IT’S the season of parties now the rains are almost gone. One would have thought that the economic situation would slow down the affluence flaunted at these show-stopping parties, but ‘the show must go on’! But I suddenly found myself at a loose end after a string of “party-till-you-drop” outings.