Africa’s history shows perils of degrading rule of law
The rule of law is undergoing chastening times in many African countries as rulers and their parties - struggling to hang on to power - look for convenient devices to eliminate the uncertainties associated with democratic competition, kettle their opponents (both real and imagined), disrupt vocal civics and dismantle legal constraints on abuse of power.
Data, value driven business solution, says Hitachi Vantara
Data and general Information and communication technology, ICT company, Hitachi Vantara has advised the country to drive its institutions with data to achieve desired values.
Why we closed Nigeria’s border with Benin – Buhari
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari on Wednesday explained that the partial closure of Nigeria’s border with the Benin Republic was due to the massive smuggling activities, especially of rice, taking place on that corridor.
Updated: ABU confirms kidnap of its students
The Management of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria has confirmed that three of its final year students from the Faculty of Law were kidnapped on Kaduna-Abuja highway
The political mistake Ojukwu made after 1966 coup ― Mbazulike Amaechi
The first Republic Aviation Minister, Mbazulike Amaechi, has revealed the political mistake that former eastern region military governor, Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, made in the wake of the 1966 coup that eventually led to the infamous civil war. In an exhaustive interview with Vanguard, Amaechi explained that while the military governors in the north were consulting with grassroots […]
Poor Power Supply: Digital transformation to the rescue
The problem of Nigerian power sector is increasingly becoming critical. At least, more than half of the country’s population has no access to the grid-connected electricity and those who are connected to the grid experience constant blackouts.
