The obvious question is: what is the prediction for 2019? The first thing Nigerians must discard is the growth projections in the 2019 Budget. This government failed three times to reach its target; and it is poised to fail again

Irrespective of the quality of evidence Kanu presents to the public, the National Assembly led by Dr. Bukola Saraki and Mr. Yakubu Dogara, both of whom are northerners, will never investigate the Jubril story

In the moments that followed, two monarchs, Igwe Benneth Izuchukwu Emeka of Umuleri and Igwe Alex Edozieuno of Aguleri Otu, who is the Chairman of Anambra East Traditional Rulers Council, exchanged hot words over the breaking of the kolanut. It was gathered that the disagreement embarrassed Obiano such that his protocol officers had to shelve the breaking of kolanut on that occasion.

The Confederation of African Football, CAF yesterday in Niamey, Niger Republic officially approved the use of the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) at the 2019 Africa Cup of Nations tournament set to take place in Egypt from June 19 to July 21, 2019.

Alexis Galleries will on Saturday, March 2, 2019, hold its first all-female art exhibition titled Femme, which means ‘female’, to mark the celebration of International Women’s Day which comes up a day earlier on March 8. The exhibition is also aimed at launching a campaign on violence against women.

The cost to the economy of the postponement of the election is horrendous. The economy was on partial shutdown the day before and total shut down on Saturday for the elections that did not hold

The process should always be democratic, seamless without disorderliness or violence. However it is not unusual that something small can spark into something big or something disastrous. Caution must always be taken once in a public zone where temperaments  are wavering all over.

Painfully, the politicians have rendered our judiciary impotent. These days, parties to a case always attempt to use the English language to educate the rest of us so that we can better understand judgments given in English

The campaigns have not been limited to only the podiums. For the first time in Nigeria (again) politicians are taking their stories, dramas and “mediocrity” to the grassroots. It is now in the country’s political campaign “manual” to walk down the streets eating “roasted plantain”, ‘jumping” on “Okada” and pretending to be “common men”. The masses are amused

Nigeria’s Under-23 coach, Imama Amapakabo has said he is determined to raise a good squad for the Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers against Libya next month.