There is hardly anything revolutionary about many of the leaders at the helm of affairs in Nigeria; a pro-people stance in public often hides anti-people activities under the cover of darkness

RECENTLY the prosecution of some corruption cases suffered setbacks with the discharge or acquittal of the accused persons. This development has attracted comments and criticism from various quarters.

LAST week the Muhammadu Buhari administration took a major step in shaking off the odour of corruption that has been swirling around it since Babachir Lawal, erstwhile Secretary to the Government of the Federation, was implicated in a scandal surrounding the award of grass cutting contract in the Internally Displaced Persons’ camp.

I HAVE been one of those who congratulated the current administration during the recent launching of new Economic Recovery and Growth Plan, ERGP, by President Muhammadu Buhari and his Economic Team.

PEACE and security, equality and justice, rapid development and prosperity, are presumably what the Yoruba, Hausa-Fulani, the Niger Deltans such as Ijaw and Ogoni, the Bini, Efik-Annang-Ibibio, the Kanuri, Middle-Belt and other masses, yearn for and need from Nigeria.