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Ereyitomi salutes Deltans on Democracy Day
7 ways June 12 changed Nigeria’s political landscape
Protecting Free Speech, Unlocking Economic Growth: The Case for Reforming Nigeria’s Cybercrimes Act
Police, CSOs agree on peaceful democracy day in Lagos
Gunmen kill 8, raze houses in Plateau community attack
NDDC@25: A new economy emerges with solar light project
Betrayals of June 12
Panic as fire razes fuel station in Lagos
‘Miracle Centres’ and illusion of merit
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SubscribeJune 12: Don’t protest, support reforms — Nigerians told
By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – As Nigeria marks Democracy Day today, several youth organisations and NGOs have made a strong appeal to Nigerians to support government-led reforms rather than engage in protests. Reports suggest that demonstrations are being planned across Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. However, these groups are urging citizens to remain peaceful and […]
Nigeria, a country where looters are mistaken for leaders — Bishop Ikeakor
NNEWI—The Bishop Diocese of Amichi, Anglican Communion, Rt. Rev. Ephraim Ikeakor, yesterday described Nigeria as a country with looters the masses mistake for leaders, urging the masses not to expect much from them to affect their lives positively. He also described Nigerian politicians as businessmen politicians without a single political ideology, who are only interested […]
Tinubu, the Niger Delta and a match made in Heaven
By DENNIS OTUARO The Niger Delta has never had it so good, enjoying a period of peace, stability and development. Although some challenges remain, the last two years under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, have indeed been momentous for the region. Consequently, age-old grievances are melting away, hope is renewed, and the cry of […]
June 12: If Abiola won, is he now a posthumous president? By Olu Fasan
Exactly 32 years ago today, the presidential election of June 12, 1993 was annulled by the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida that conducted the poll. Over three decades after that seismic decision, the truth, the whole truth, about why the election was annulled and who actually annulled it remains unknown. General Babangida’s long-awaited memoir, A […]
June 12: Group presses for credible polls, electoral justice
As Nigeria marks 32 years since the watershed June 12, 1993 presidential election, the Non-Partisan Progressives Movement of Nigeria (NPPMN) has renewed its call for urgent electoral reform, advocating for credible polls, justice, and institutional accountability as indispensable pillars of a thriving democracy.
As Uma Eleazu, an oasis of moral rectitude, turns 95, by Ikechukwu Amaechi
Over the years, I have had strong personal relationships with five great Igbo personages, who were and still are global personalities in their own right – Rear Admiral Ndubuisi Kanu, Professor Ben Nwabueze, Dr Pascal Dozie, Professor Anya O. Anya and Dr Uma Eleazu. Though three of these great men are now of blessed memory, these […]
Women in Delta community protest lingering insecurity
WORRIED by the insecurity caused by the ongoing leadership tussle in Okpavuerhe Olomu Community of Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State, angry women, yesterday, protested to the council chairman, Dr. Lucky Avweromre, urging him to intervene and restore normalcy.
Preventing misuse of the Cybercrimes Act: Protecting free speech and unlocking economic growth
By Richard M. Mills, Jr., Richard Montgomery, Sanna Selin, Svein Baera and Pasquale Salvaggio On Democracy Day, the heads of missions of the United States, United Kingdom, Finland, Norway, and Canada would like to recognise and congratulate the Nigerian people’s commitment to 26 years of democratic governance. Healthy democracies are formed of many important ingredients and […]
Lagos Airport drama: Air Peace, Oshiomhole in war of words
“I got there at about five minutes past six. They told me the counter was closed. I told them, ‘No, I’ve already checked in.’ I showed them the evidence of my online check-in. Even before then, they had asked if I had checked in, and I told them yes, and that I had no luggage. They looked at it but still said the gate had been closed. Meanwhile, I noticed they were still taking other people in.”
Naira depreciates to N1,610/$ in parallel market
By Elizabeth Adegbesan The naira yesterday depreciated to N1,610 per dollar in the parallel market from N1,600 per dollar on Tuesday. Likewise, the Naira reversed its upward trend, depreciating to N1,545 per dollar in the Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM). Data published by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, showed that the exchange rate for […]
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