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American journalist killed covering South Sudan war

American journalist killed covering South Sudan war

An American journalist, Mr. Mr Christopher Allen, has been killed while covering clashes between government and rebel forces in restive South Sudan. Officials and the US mission in Juba confirmed on Sunday the freelance reporter and photographer, was embedded with insurgent troops when fighting broke out in Kaya, near South Sudan’s southern border with Uganda. […]

Why Urhobo should encourage continuity at the National Assembly

Why Urhobo should encourage continuity at the National Assembly

The Urhobo nation is with doubt the fifth largest ethnic nationality in the country and the second largest after the Ijaw in the so-categorized minority ethnic groups in the country. The Urhobo are also the largest ethnic group in Delta State where they constitute about 55% of the population of the state.

Obasanjo rejects call for restructuring again

Obasanjo rejects call for restructuring again

“My own restructuring is what I have said, we have to restructure our mentality, we have to restructure our mind, we have to restructure our understanding of Nigeria.

What you sow, you will reap

What you sow, you will reap

On the 17th of May, 2017, I was taking my bath when the Holy Spirit ministered to me on this transfer. I also  visited a veteran Minister of God  who told me (prophetically) that  I would be transferred to Bariga Assembly, meaning that the transfer  is God ordained.

SERAP to Buhari: End monitoring of Nigerians on social media by military authorities

SERAP to Buhari: End monitoring of Nigerians on social media by military authorities

Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has sent an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari requesting him to “use your good offices and leadership position to instruct the military authorities to immediately end any monitoring of activities of Nigerians on the social media, and to ensure that military operations comply with Nigerian Constitution 1999 (as amended) and the country’s obligations under international human rights law.”

Beyond Buhari’s euphoric return

Beyond Buhari’s euphoric return

May God grant our President the strength to navigate the ship of the state to safe harbor by 2019. May his health be fully restored and may he govern with the sense of a pan-Nigerian leader that he was elected to be. Like he promised in his address, he should go about reversing the trend of ‘Born to Rule’