Attack on Osun PVC centre
Tackling informal sector food adulteration
Overcoming our humanitarian burdens
Need to protect our courts
Palliatives needed for importers
INEC’s lifeline for prospective voters
Eid-el-Kabir : Sacrificing personal interest for Nigeria
Education boom behind prison walls
EFCC can’t “freeze” public treasuries
Handling Nigeria’s two million artisan miners
Focus on national interest as NASS reconvenes
Yet another assault on the National Assembly
Halting age fraud in Nigerian football
Don’t abandon Nigerians in South Africa
Celebrating our tragic hero, Joe Blankson
Judiciary must defend our democracy
Funding and the 2019 general elections

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The Constitution must prevail in Benue
The eight assemblymen were purportedly aggrieved over an alleged misappropriation of N54 billion by the Ortom government. According to them, of this amount, N22 billion was embezzled as security vote, while N32 billion was taken from funds belonging to the local governments while months of workers’ salaries remain unpaid. They served a seven-day impeachment notice on the Governor.
Thank you, Carl Ikeme
IN July 2017, the news that Nigeria’s first choice team goalkeeper, Carl Ikeme, had been diagnosed with acute leukaemia, came to many Nigerians as a rude shock. He had returned abnormal blood results during the pre-season medical of his English Championship club, Wolverhampton.
Probe alleged police assault of magistrate
NO matter how one looks at it, what happened at the premises of the Umuneke Ngor Magistrate’s Court in Imo State on Thursday, July 19, 2018 was an act of gross indiscipline, lawlessness and unprofessionalism on the part of some police officers. Even though they appeared to have acted out of “righteous rage”, there is no excuse for taking the law into their hands in addressing a perceived wrongdoing. Two wrongs cannot make a right.
Need to revive the Eastern ports
IN recent weeks the Federal and Lagos State governments have combined forces in a spirited effort to decongest the Lagos highways, bridges and causeways of heavy vehicles.
Making revenue remittances more transparent
The lower tiers of government were virtually coerced to accept payments made by the NNPC despite misgivings over remittances made by NNPC. The states had to take what they were given due to pressures over unpaid salaries and other commitments which had accumulated.

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