ELECTION 2027: Options for Nigerians(1), by Obi Nwakanma

“…And if you do not have a sword, sell your cloth and buy one”— Luke 22-36 As we approach the 2027 elections, Nigerians must brace for two possibilities: one, a peaceful change of government by democratic means, or two, a resistance to dislodge a sit-tight regime insistent on the control of the levers of power. If […]
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Education Minister wades into Fed Polytechnic Ekowe dispute, summons Rector, Unions

The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alauda has summoned parties to the industrial dispute that left the Federal Polytechnic, Ekowe in Bayelsa shut since July 11 to a meeting on Sept. 29. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) learnt on Saturday that Chairmen and Secretaries of the three unions in the polytechnic, the Rector and […]

Gov Alia slashes fare of PWD by 50 percent in state owned transport company – GM

By Peter Duru, Makurdi Governor Hyacinth Alia of Benue state has directed the state-owned transportation company, Benue Links Nig. Ltd to slash the fares to all routes by 50 per cent for Persons With Disabilities, PWDs. The General Manager of the company, Comrade Alexander Fanafa, who made this known weekend in Makurdi said the Governor’s […]

Youths raise concern over title revocation in Taraba

By Luminous Jannamike A youth group in Taraba State has expressed disappointment over the withdrawal of traditional titles from Alhaji Dr. Saleem Iliyasu Goje, popularly known as Dan Mama, saying the decision could discourage youth participation in community development. In a statement signed by Comrade Ibrahim Isa Donga, Chairman of Taraba State Youths Advocate For […]

Reserved Seats Bill: South-South women charge NASS on inclusion

By Gabriel Ewepu ABUJA – AS part of efforts to ensure inclusion in the nation’s democratic space, the Reserved Seat Bill gained momentum as women from South South geopolitical zone of the country joined 1000 women from across the country, Monday, marched demanded National Assembly to pass the bill into law. The women converged on […]

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