Kukah to leaders: Be truthful, formidable in solving challenges
The Bishop of the Sokoto Dioceses, Most Rev. Mathew Kukah, has advised leaders to remain truthful and fine-tune formidable actions in solving the nation’s challenges.
Nigeria in changing times: Rekindling hope and optimism (Part 1), By Usman Sarki
“A country whose future is staked upon the intelligence of its Government and its people is an exhilarating spectacle to the better type of man“, John Buchan Nigeria was a very promising country 63 years ago. It held out hopes and expectations of future greatness and relevance in the progress and advancement of human civilization. Since the […]
Nigeria; Corruption And Politics of ‘Winner Takes All’
By Jerome-Mario Utomi This piece primarily stemmed from a recent Nigeria-focused conversation with a Delta state born but Florida, United States of America (USA) based practicing Lawyer who studied in England, Finland, Sweden, and Norway among others. Aside from using the opportunity provided by the conversation to explain how today politics in Nigeria is not […]
Kaduna: Abductors of retired ECWA pastor demand N1m ransom
The source said that Bamai, who retired from service on December 17 after clocking 65 years of retirement age, was kidnapped on Sunday at 12:50 a.m. in his house.
‘A personal loss, piercing pain, Ondo Reps Member, Adefarati mourns Akeredolu’s death
A House of Representatives member, representing Akoko South West/ South East Federal Constituency, Ondo state, Gboyega Adefarati, has described the death of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu as not only a personal loss but a piercing pain.
SIM/NIN Harmonisation the genie lives on, By Okoh Aihe
The inability of the nation to complete the SIM/NIN harmonisation programme introduced by the government a couple of years ago is a clear illustration that there are no simple processes or even stories in our part of the world. Ordinary SIM registration which a traveller would normally conclude at any international airport on acquiring a mobile […]
