Anambra: Husband recounts discovery of alleged child abuse
ONITSHA — The husband of 36-year-old Anulika Onyeanusia, who was arrested by the Anambra State Police Command over an alleged sexual abuse of her underage daughter, has recounted how he discovered the incident. Ikechukwu Onyeanyusi said he learnt of the alleged abuse after a friend showed him a video purportedly involving his wife and their […]
Dissenting voices over Okada regulations
Controversy has continued to trail the announcement by the Lagos State Government through the Ministry of Transportation (MOT) late last month, on its plans to embark on an aggressive enforcement of all traffic laws regarding the operations of commercial motorcyclists popularly called Okoda in the metropolis as the association of Okada riders has taken the state government to court on the matter seeking proper interpretation of the law.
Zoning of presidency, political parties and the 1999 constitution
The issue of zoning political offices within the respective political parties has generated so many furore in the polity, that a constitutional x-ray into it has become imperative if not abundantly necessary.
Kidnaps and killings of journalists must stop
Nigeria has become the axis of evil or a rogue State where lives of the practitioners of journalism are endangered; their liberties threatened; and their rights to freedom of association, movement and expression muzzled and abetted by her roguish political authorities.
Court judgment : Hoteliers appeal to govt on tax
Lagos State Government has been urged to abide by the ruling of a Federal High Court siting in Lagos restraining the Government and its agents from collecting consumption tax from hoteliers operating in the state.
Path to credible elections in 2011
Organising free, fair and transparent elections in Nigeria has been a huge challenge. This is on account of the history of elections in Nigeria and the degeneration of the credibility of elections after every election.
