I SHOULD not tire to quote David Ingram, who said: “The American founders believed that a constitution that placed unlimited power in a legislative majority will inevitably result in tyranny, instability and lawlessness”. These founders, in reaching this conclusion, had discovered that their “optimistic faith in the capacity of ordinary citizens to exercise judicious self rule, collided with their pessimistic appraisal of a humanity driven by self interest”.

It is no more news that popular artiste manager, Yusuf Adepitan, fondly called Danku, has officially parted ways with afro-beat singer, Rayce, over prolonged unresolved differences which has since been unknown to the public.

A FEDERAL High Court sitting in Lagos, yesterday, ordered advance service of court processes in a suit against Nollywood producer, Omoni Oboli, over copyright infringement on the movie “Okafor’s Law,” on other parties to the suit.

Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, has alleged that there is plot to disturb the contractor he engaged to reconstruct two Benue roads.

Yengoa —The eight local government area Chairmen in Bayelsa State have confirmed the receipt of the N1.3 billion share of the Paris Club refund for the third tier of government from the N14.5 billion remitted to the state by the Federal Government.