1bn GHC: Students told to step up preparations

By Esther Onyegbula Organisers of the Geneith Health Competition, GHC, have called on secondary school and tertiary institution students across Nigeria to intensify preparations ahead of the national competition scheduled for October 30, 2026, as anticipation builds for what they described as one of Africa’s biggest youth-driven health competitions. The Managing Director of CEOAFRICA and […]
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2027: PDP will shock other parties in Edo with victory – Candidate, leader

By Ozioruva Aliu BENIN CITY – DESPITE the crisis rocking the party, the Edo South Senatorial Candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Hon Don – Pax Osifo on Tuesday said the party would shock other political parties by winning the district and other areas in the 2027 elections. Accompanied by the Edo South Senatorial […]

Buratai’s leadership era earns fresh accolades as security institute endorses book

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo The Institute of Security Nigeria (ISN) has endorsed a newly published book, Military Transformational Leadership in Action: The Buratai Era, describing it as a major contribution to security scholarship and a comprehensive account of the leadership reforms and institutional transformation undertaken during the tenure of former Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur […]

ADC 2027 guber: Only Ogboru can change Delta’s narrative – Akpewe

The Publicity Secretary of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Delta State, Mr. Fred Akpewe, has expressed confidence that the party’s 2027 governorship candidate, Chief Great Ogboru, possesses the experience and leadership qualities needed to change the political narrative in the state. Akpewe stated that his confidence stems from Ogboru’s long-standing influence in Delta politics […]

Who are those griping about state police? By Rotimi Fasan

Immediately the executive arm bill for the establishment of state police sailed through the National Assembly, some Nigerians, including longtime supporters of decentralized policing, started bellyaching. Everyone from news anchors to activists, not to mention opposition politicians, suddenly started trembling at the lips and appeared to be suffering from something akin to buyer’s remorse in their […]

The establishment of State Police is overdue 

By AISHA AGBEREBI  Should the federal government allow states to police themselves? It is one of the oldest arguments in Nigeria’s constitutional history and one of the most urgent. At its simplest, state policing is territorial policing: a model common in federal systems, in which state governments raise, fund, and direct their own officers, separate from a […]

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