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Inside Gusau’s ‘rotten’ NFF, by Patrick Omorodion

Inside Gusau’s ‘rotten’ NFF, by Patrick Omorodion

There is no story trending in Nigeria’s sports circle today that interests Nigerian football fans as the call on the leadership of the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF to either resign or not to bother to seek to return in the next election. Mainstream and social media platforms are buzzing with stories on what has happened […]
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Good News Coming

Good News Coming

This week’s Joyful Homes focuses on the special programme of the Redeemed Christian Church of God ( RCCG) held last month specially for women trusting God for the fruit of the womb.

Nigerians are coming!

Nigerians are coming!

President Buhari’s official three day visit to France is a sure sign that major countries are quick to establish and develop diplomatic and trade relationship with Nigeria. It is a good sign that Nigeria is open for business.

OKOROCHA’S LACKEYS

OKOROCHA’S LACKEYS

It was reported early last week that the Imo State governor, Anayo ‘Rochas’ Okorocha had appointed the 27 Assembly men representing the 27 local government areas of Imo State in the state House of Assembly as Interim Administrators of these local governments.

Facts, fancies and fallacies (1)

Facts, fancies and fallacies (1)

In a series of essays in this column entitled “Areas of concentration for President Buhari,” I discussed some issues or challenges that the President, Muhammadu Buhari, should pay serious attention to as he performs the functions of his office. In that regard, I suggested that political restructuring of the country to allow the six geopolitical zones greater fiscal and political autonomy is the most important task he should take up.

Why do Nigerians hold-on to only the federal govt?

Why do Nigerians hold-on to only the federal govt?

The federal system of government adopted by Nigeria is a popular option considering the large number of countries which utilize it world-wide. Whereas, most countries which rely on the system operate government at two levels-federal and state, Nigeria made history in 1976 when the military government experimented with a third tier level within the federal system.