Law is the law, it is often said. But the law is what the leader often wants it to be. Some leaders have again proven this to be true. The leader is often seen as being in a position to voice his interests, even if and when such opposes the rule of law and the constitution. Such an attitude may not always be with some executives who feel the law must be respected, irrespective of personal interests and party positions.

President Muhammadu Buhari, on Friday, signed into law an Executive Order to grant financial autonomy to the legislature and the judiciary at the state level. 

Set to revitalize Basic Education By Ibrahim HassanWuyo The Zamfara State Governor, Bello Mohammed Matawalle has approved a contract for the construction of 423 classrooms in the state. The governor made this known during the presentation of certificates for the project to the benefiting home-based contractors held at his private residence in Gusau. The governor […]

Oyo State’s cases of COVID-19 has reached 199, following the nine new infections. The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, on Friday night, announced the nine new cases in Oyo. However, Governor Seyi Makinde, who is Chairman of the State COVID-19 Task Force, has said they were doing everything to contain the spread of the […]

GOVERNOR Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State, yesterday decried the high rate of crime in the country, insisting that the  job of security was too serious, too important and too demanding to be left to law enforcement agencies alone.