FORMER and serving Senators have disagreed sharply on the full time and part status of the Senate.

Former Senator Victor Oyofo, former Governor of Edo State and a past Senator, Professor Osarhiemen Osubor, Senator Umar Gada and Senator Rochas Okorocha who spoke separately on Friday, either spoke for a part time Senate in order to save the cost of running the National Assembly or the need to remain as full time as well as the urgent need to restructure the Upper Chamber if the idea behind legislature must be achieved.

By Jude Ndukwe Leadership at every level is all about the people. Any leadership that does not envision programmes in the people’s interests is a failed leadership ab initio. It is for this reason that the next House of Representatives must be led by someone with proven capacity, competence, character, and experience in the business […]

President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday said that immediately he hands over to the next President on May 29, he will take-off from the swearing-in venue to Kaduna before proceeding to Daura, his home town.

Following coordinated attacks in many communities in Plateau State and other States in Nigeria, citizens have been urged to gear up to resist the killings as keeping quiet is an invitation for the terrorists to isolate and decimate the native tribes one after another.

Factional National Chairman of the Labour Party, Lamidi Apapa has kicked against the decision of an Edo state High Court which reportedly restored his rival, Julius Abure as substantive national chairman of the party.