Curbing trans-Sahara human trafficking
The rescue of four Nigerian girls from a suspected prostitution ring in Morila, Mali, is another reminder that trans-Saharan human trafficking is not a path to prosperity. It is still a booming, predatory business in which traffickers, recruiters, “madams,” transporters and exploiters profit while young Nigerians lose their freedom, dignity and, sometimes, their lives. The […]
Handshake across the Koreas!
This heartwarming development was presaged in February this year during the Winter Olympic in which the two nations competed under a unified Korean flag in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Where are the Senate invaders?
Though the IGP, Mr Ibrahim Idris, had mandated the Inspector-General’s Monitoring Unit to investigate the theft and apprehend the culprits, we are surprised that nothing in that direction has been achieved yet.
On the serial killings in Benue churches
Nigerians were yet to recover from the shock of these killings when gunmen invaded another church, the Africa Church, Mbamondo, Ukemberagya/Tswarev ward of Gaambe-Tiev in Logo local government area of the State the following day, killing seven persons.
All arms of government must close ranks
THE visit, by the Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Honourable Justice Walter Onnoghen on President Muhammadu Buhari to brief him on activities in the Judiciary on Tuesday, April 24, 2018, is a welcome development.
That invasion of the Senate is unacceptable
On the surface of it, this broad-spectrum expression of revulsion against this “coup” against our democracy is an indication that whoever was behind it, and whatever be their ulterior motive, does not enjoy the support of right-thinking Nigerian.
