By I se Oluwa Ige The constitutional suit maintained by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) against the Federal Government over the failure by President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua to activate the provisions of section 145 of the 1999 constitution when he was proceeding on medical leave 23 November 2009 to enable Jonathan Goodluck perform the presidential […]

EMINENT professor of Political Science, Kimse Okoko is a reporter’s delight any day. He bared his mind on issues without minding whose ox is gored. He is currently president, Conference of Ethnic Nationalities of Niger Delta (CENND), a platform at the forefront of agitation for political space for the region. He was also the immediate past president, Ijaw National Congress, (INC).

The Presidency is committed to a free and fair election. And he has said it many times before now and even when we spoke. If you look at Guardian of April, 30th 2009, the President said, “on the day of my inauguration in May 2007, I pledged to undertake this electoral reforms.

Women who are in politics and are perceived as loose, are not so due to politics, but because that is their nature. Enough is enough! Our women must be dissuaded from being used as clappers and singers, and must begin to hold centre stage in politics.Women are strong and sympathetic, and these are major traits needed by our society.

What was on the surface a simple proposal to send a Senate delegation to visit Nigeria’s ailing President unfolded into an unpleasant impeachment scare on the floor of the Senate last Tuesday.