Mrs. Josephine Effah-Chukwuma is the Founder and President of Project Alert on Violence Against Women. In this encounter, she answers questions on matters of domestic violence, calling on government to put more effort in tackling the issue.

Marilyn Ogar is the Assistant Director, Public Relations, State Security Service, SSS, and a member of the Presidential Committee on Security Awareness. In this edition, she answers questions on her job and emphasizes the need for all hands to be on deck in tackling the issue of insecurity.

Ms Chibogu Obinwa is the Acting Executive Director of Baobab for Women’s Human Rights, a non-governmental organization fighting undauntedly for the cause of women in Nigeria since its debut in 1996. In a recent interview, she condemned the system of leadership in Africa, and also shared how Baobab is mobilizing women for a change all over Africa; particularly in Nigeria.

Senator Joy Emodi has been re-arranging her life since her tenure in the Senate was brought to an abrupt end by a court ruling that faulted her election.

The  downward trend in the Nigerian capital market reached an alarming height, last week, as investors lost N170.17 billion of their investments in quoted securities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). Investors’ woes were compounded by the massive decline in the share value of major blue chips, leading to a decline in the key market […]

JUST when the dust has begun to settle over the thirty-six year airport terminal concession agreement between Bicourtney and the federal government, Bicourtney is again enmeshed in another controversy.

IN the early life of this administration, the Federal House of Representatives nearly passed for House of scandals, no thanks to the show of shame that trailed the 628 million naira house renovation scandal.
Obviously, former Speaker Patricia Etteh, was the dramatic personae, just as she emerged the tragic hero, as she lost her speakership through it.