Coup Threat: Why Nigeria can’t afford complacency – Expert
“Closing the Barracks Gate? Notes on Preventing Military Coups in Nigeria,” by Dr Abdul-Wasi Moshood an associate professor of Political Science at LASU
I was elected governor to guarantee the happiness of my people —Okorocha
Everyone from Imo State is a member of my family. I see the whole of Imo State as my family. Rochas is bigger than Imo State. I am bigger than Nigeria…
Natives confront Minister: No to`unrecognised king’
We have never caused crisis in this community but I must tell you that the government has created a security threat in Bwari
Corruption, ineffectiveness root cause of fuel scarcity — Onovo
With less than a day to Christmas celebration, Nigerians are still grappling with the challenge of fuel scarcity across the country as the scarcity has continued to bite harder. Despite claims by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC, that it has increased supply of premium motor spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, to Lagos and Abuja to 470 truckloads, scarcity of the product has persisted, fueling fears the situation might mar this festive season as usual ,
I have been crawling on the ground for over 20 years – 31-year-old crippled man
A 31-year-old crippled man, Mr. Nelson Akpowone, says he has been crawling on the ground for over 20 years.
Itsekiri deserve fair representation in govt, oil sector – Okotie-Eboh
Emmanuel Okotie-Eboh is the founder, Progressive Alliance Movement, PAM, and the son of Nigeria’s first Finance Minister, Chief Festus Okotie-Eboh. In this interview, he speaks on how well Nigeria’s oil wealth could be used for the benefit of oil-producing communities among other issues.
