Yabagi Sani was the presidential candidate of the Action Democratic Party, ADP, in the 2019 elections. In this interview, Sani speaks about the state of the nation.

Major Hamza Al-Mustapha (retd) was the Chief Security Officer, CSO, to the late Head of State, Gen. Sani Abacha. In this interview, Mustapha speaks on the never-ending Abacha loot recovery among other issues surrounding the deceased Nigerian leader.

President Muhammadu Buhari has constituted the Advisory Committee of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC.

It is said that “people who succeed have momentum. The more they succeed, the more they want to succeed, and the more they find a way to succeed”.Perhaps an ample example of the exemplification of this saying is vivified in the personality of Mr. (Soon to be Doctor) Austyn David Nwaora, a young Abuja-based business magnifico, philanthropist and sybarite.

By Funmi Komolafe Brethren, do you realise that this is a special month. The third month of the year. It is a month that you must march over all challenges. A month to launch you into fruitfulness. Why do I call it a special month? As a Christian, I’m sure you have been taught about […]

The Honorable Commissioner for Health Cross River State, Dr Betta Edu has liken Her Excellency, Dr Linda Ayade, Wife of Cross River State Governor as the present day Mother Theresa during her brief interaction with newsmen after a Sunday morning service at Saint Beneard Parish.

An Anambra High Court has ordered Hon Ifeanyi Ibezim, a former House of Representatives member to pay the sum of N1 million to Mr Paul Onwughalu and Mr Friday Titus Umah as damage for violating their fundamental human rights.

The great entertainer who made this remark about his fellow Americans never heard of a country called Nigeria – because it did not exist then. If a Nigerian comedian wants to use the same line today it will probably be “A Nigerian fool is born every second and some of them invest in the Nigerian Stock Exchange.”

One of the real tragedies bedevilling modern-day Nigerian newspaper columnists, even the ones that are well regarded by discerning readers, is the penchant to often latch onto populist angst and ride the waves of temporary popular idiosyncrasies. This often happens as they relate to interpretations of existential vicissitudes and dislocations, to sustain relevance.

Whether it’s the infrastructure, skilled workers, or startup funding, Canada has not reached global influence by accident. Canada is molding itself to be a leader of industry in tech and consumer services.