Liberators in Tobruk, slaves in Tripoli – Emeka Obasi
It is a strange world we live in, there is nothing hidden under the sun. Events are never easily buried beneath the rubble forever. We are back to Libya following another round of slave trade, in the supersonic age.
Mountain of Yesterday
His thick frame had shrunken over time. He shook his legs repeatedly, but it was not with the intensity of the former days.
Challenges before CJN Onnoghen
Last week’s National Judicial Council, NJC, hammer, which fell on some judges, has again affirmed the determination of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen, to sanitise the judiciary and weed it of bad eggs.
Tension brews between Binis and Ijaws
The prevailing tension in Ijaw communities in Edo state is heightening each day and the war songs between the Binis and the Ijaws have continued to increase. The crisis over the ownership of Ijaw occupied lands became visible after Governor Godwin Obaseki decided to build a multi billion dollars Export Processing Zone (EPZ) in Gelegele, Ovia North East Local Government Area of Edo state.
After this December convention
That there has been more than a fair amount of drama around the recently concluded convention of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, ought not to be a surprise to anyone.
Flood prevention: Stakeholder convene to discuss practicable solutions
The Environment and Safety Management Institute (ESMI) in collaboration with Women Environmental Programme (WEP), held National Strategic Stakeholders discussion on Flood Prevention and Management where practicable solutions to preventing further occurrence of floods in the country was proposed.
