THE Committee for the Defence of Human Rights appears to have relaxed its guard with the return to democratic rule. Why the paradigm shift?

WITH a boisterous image that makes his presence conspicuous anywhere, he has traversed the private and public sector remarkably. He depicts the kind of confidence that could be mistaken for self-worth. Such assertiveness is not self-importance, but the true picture of the man of ideas that Bimbo Daramola is. True to the axiom that ideas rule the world, Daramola’s ideas have been instrumental to his successes in the private sector and public service where he represented Ekiti State North Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives. The man, who wants to govern his state, reveals the things that could not be disregarded as momentous experiences in his life.

Hon. Arinzechukwu Awogu is a human right activist, a social critic, a die-hard Igbo emancipation crusader and a grassroot mobilizer.

Mr Sylvester Uhaa is the Nigerian Director of Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE-Nigeria), an international organization that advocates the right of prisoners and respect for the rule of law.

Politician, businessman, public relations expert and lawyer, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, before he became minister of information was the long enduring spokesman of the opposition.