It is now in the public domain that the Supreme Court delivered yet another ruling in the matter listed before it as SC.32/2010 – Alhaji Muhammadu Dingyadi & Anor. v. Independent National Electoral Commission & 2 Others. For purposes of clarity, the appellant in the case was the governorship candidate of the Democratic Peoples Party (DPP) in the Sokoto State governorship election held in April, 2007 while the 2nd respondent, Aliyu Wamakko was his opponent and flag-bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). It is also in the public domain that the 1st respondent (INEC) declared Aliyu Wamakko the winner of the election and is therefore the incumbent governor of Sokoto State.

PRINCESS Abiodun Oyefusi, Managing director of SARNER PFM, Nigeria comes across as an easy going, unassuming personality. Well, that was my impression when I met her recently at Oleri, Udu, Delta State. The occasion was the ground breaking ceremony for a link bridge for the Theme park in Warri.

It is painful for a lawyer to publicly levy a charge of judicial impunity on a judge, especially
one with the considerable seniority on a superior Court of Record. That is precisely what this writer sets out to do.

It is clear that an effective security framework is fundamental to the success of any election. The prevailing situation where there is no security plan is therefore disturbing.

Worried by the increasing collapse of industries and businesses establishments in the country, financial experts in the country have called for thorough education of the younger generation on business succession to guarantee their sustainability.