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2 years of Bankole in the saddle: The gains, the pains, the pitfalls

2 years of Bankole in the saddle: The gains, the pains, the pitfalls

MR Dimeji Sabur Bankole was two years as speaker of the House of Representatives, November 2, 2009. In July, 2009, a plot to unseat him was revealed at the plenary session of the day, bringing the total attempts to remove his leadership to at least four since he assumed office. But, somehow, he survived.

Uduaghan : Nigeria is ignorant of climate change

Uduaghan : Nigeria is ignorant of climate change

First of all, I want to explain that with what has happened over the years, there has been a lot of pollution, mainly from industries, which occurred in the process of industrialization and what that has done is that it has increased the temperature of the atmosphere, increased the water level and, of course, you can see that there is a lot of flooding and erosion going on around the world now.

PDP won’t field Gov Akala again

PDP won’t field Gov Akala again

PDP in Oyo is comatose right now. It is lying down almost unconscious waiting for the surgeon to come. The surgeon is Ike Nwachukwu and his committee. If they perform well, they may resuscitate the party in the state. And if they fail, the history will tell and they would have destroyed the PDP in Oyo State .

Abia ahead in security, peace – Nwokocha

Abia ahead in security, peace – Nwokocha

You know that this government is just two years plus. In the life of any human being two years is very insignificant to begin to judge somebody. Why not wait when that person he completed his constitutional mandated period before you begin to criticize.

Court judgement on Anambra governorship tenure was wrong – Ezeife

Court judgement on Anambra governorship tenure was wrong – Ezeife

All these insecurity is due to unemployment. People, young people go to the university and graduate and stay for years without job. There is nothing to do. And there is no power supply to get them busy on their own. Some of the graduates who could be self-employed today are not because there is no power supply to sustain them. The industries that could employ them don’t have power to operate.

Anambra: The judgments so far

Anambra: The judgments so far

Since April 2003 governorship election in Anambra, the state has not known peace literarily speaking. It has been series of cases over the state governorship seat. The first casualty of the series of litigations was former governor Dr. Chris Ngige who was sacked by the Court of Appeal sitting in Enugu in an appeal petition filed by Governor Peter Obi, the All Progressive Grand Alliance APGA candidate. Obi himself has fought and won three major legal battles.

Constitution Amendment: One step forward, two steps backward

Constitution Amendment: One step forward, two steps backward

The recent postponement of zonal sittings of the Senate Committee on Constitution Review from November 2009 to next month has once again put a big question mark on whether the constitution amendment exercise which the National Assembly has embarked upon would be concluded within the life span of the present federal legislature.

How we’ll return to power in 2012, says Edo PDP boss

How we’ll return to power in 2012, says Edo PDP boss

Before its recent unity rally that produced a new executive, Edo State People’s Democratic Party PDP had been bogged down by multiple internal crises. But all that came to an end at the rally attended by stakeholders in the state .The new chairman, Mr Dan Orbih spoke on how the party plans to recapture the state from Action Congress AC. Excerpts:

Govts must engage professionals to enhance service delivery, says Ekwueme

Govts must engage professionals to enhance service delivery, says Ekwueme

FOR Mr. Benjamin Nnamdi Ekwueme, serving in the Imo State cabinet is not only a privilege but service to the people of his state. Ekwueme, an engineer, is Special Adviser to the Imo State Governor, Ikedi Ohakim, on Project Monitoring and Implementation, and was recently honoured by the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) with fellowship awards.