Nnamdi Kanu did not reach any agreement with anybody to vote Buhari out – IPOB
The Deputy leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPoB, Uche Mefor, has frowned at the statement credited to the former minister of aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode.
2019: Group assures Buhari, Ogboru of victory
Group under the auspices of Delta Dream Team has assured President Muhammadu Buhari and Chief Great Ogboru of overwhelming victory in the forthcoming 2019 general elections.
2019: Why Atiku, others cannot be underrated – Okhue Iboi
Dr Okhue Iboi, an Executive Member of the Association of Seers & Trado-Medical Practitioners of Nigeria (ASTMP) and former member of Edo State Board of Traditional Medicine, is widely travelled.
Current Policy on Environment doesn’t cover flooding, Ogoni clean up – Minister
SUCCOUR is on the way for states faced with environmental challenges as stakeholders converge on Akure, the Ondo State capital for the 11th National Council on Environment to review the National Policy on Environment.
Bayelsa: When defectors returned to their roots
Henry Seriake Dickson has a towering physique. Not lanky. Instead, he comes in the mould of a war tank—huge and slightly menacing, with a look that could scare; except for the fluttering smiles that are both awe-inspiring and sweet. When he talks, you feel something like a thunder piercing your eardrums.
Plastic surgery cannot give you confidence — Shirley Igwe
Delectable actress and film maker, Shirley Igwe has given women who go under the knife to enhance their looks a word of wisdom to ponder.
It is painful not much has been done in my father’s honour — Samuel Ogbemudia’s son
Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, a former governor of the defunct Midwest Region and old Bendel State, would have been 85 years on Sept 17. He died in March last year. In this interview, his eldest son, Samuel Ogbemudia Jr, speaks about the family and contemporary issues.
The Trying Triangle of Politics, Economy and Faith: Through the Eyes of the Needle, by Bishop Kukah
Religion is an emotive issue even at the best of times. The diverse ways in which people interpret and contextualise the sacred texts in relation to personal and community life is always bound to create conflict. A few examples of what I am talking about will suffice.
All eyes on Osun Election Tribunal
The convention since the return of Democracy to Nigeria in1999 has been that once an election result has been declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC, it can only be looked into by the relevant election tribunal.
Ondo North: PDP candidate lauds party leadership
The PDP candidate for Ondo North senatorial district, Olusegun Phillips-Alonge, has expressed appreciation to the leadership of his party at the state and senatorial level for his victory at the primary election.
THE LOOMING DEBT TRAP: FG borrowing may deepen poverty in Nigeria
When those in office regard the power vested in them as personal prerogative, they inevitably enrich themselves, promote their families, favour their friends. The fundamental structures of the modern state are eroded like the supporting beams of a house after termites have attacked them.
