6 people feared dead, as IPOB’s sit-at-home order records total compliance

• 4 dead in shootings in Orlu, Mbaise; 2 buses, house burnt  •2 shot dead in soldiers clash with civilians in Nnewi •Total compliance in Enugu, Onitsha, Nnewi  •Order paralyzes commercial, academic activities  •Ebonyi records partial compliance as stray bullet hits a church member  •Aba completely shut down, partial compliance in Umuahia  •Sit-at-home ended before […]
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Bashing minorities Pak pastime

Bashing up minorities, abducting and raping minor girls from minority communities and descrating places of worship of minorities have become the new `normal` in Imran Khan’s `naya Pakistan`. The latest case of a mob attacking a Hindu temple in Punjab proves how worse the situation has become under the leadership of Imran Khan who often […]

Afghan destruction must be stopped

The international community has only a few weeks to save Afghanistan, a country of 39 million men, women and children, from a civil war which will have a deeper impact on some of the most populous regions in the world. With the US abandoning its oft-stated goal of stabilising Afghanistan since September 2001, the Taliban, […]

Whither the interim common services agency and ESIALA(4)

By Eric Teniola The third part of this piece published last week traced the significance of the New Nigeria Development Company which was created in place of the Northern Nigeria Development Corporation, amidst a new political order that restructured the Northern Region into 16 states. TODAY its activities are cherished in the North, with its […]

Case backlog: Why ‘justice’ must not go on vacation

By Awa Kalu, SAN The late Justice Niki Tobi, Learned Justice of the Supreme Court, examined the problem of delay in the administration of justice on several occasions and at different fora, for instance, in his highly acclaimed book- The Nigerian Lawyer- he noted (p.412) that, ‘one perennial problem in the administration of Justice in […]

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