Will President Jonathan address the challenge of legitimacy in Africa?
JUST as the most stable form of the state is an empire so the most sustainable system of rulership for a people that have been enslaved or colonised is a republic and their most legitimate form of government is a democracy.
Facilitating separation of powers in structures of govts
THE appointment of the principal officers of the houses of the National Assembly is the occasion of this discourse on contexts that facilitate the institutionalization of the separation of powers of the three arms of government and in the Nigerian case, of the three tiers of government.
Ban Ki-Moon and a second term
THE UN Secretary General has formally initiated his bid for a second term having made his intention known by due process to both the Security Council and the General Assembly.
Secured stability and governance effectiveness
WHEN this column was first introduced to the public it was presented as a platform on which issues adjudged worthy of public attention and commentaries could be addressed. War is of major importance, for by it the fate and fortunes of societies are determined.
The gospel or christianity: The Christian in crisis
THIS excerpt from Kathryn Kulhman’s God Can Do It Again, is an excellent example of the philosophy of Christianity and a good contrast to the Gospel of God concerning His Son Jesus Christ.
Redemption Christianity and Easter: A review
EASTER 2011 has come and gone and another is a year away. We have so ritualized Easter that the import of the event it celebrates is lost sight of. We have turned it into reminiscing.
