President Muhammadu Buhari should not allow Nigerians to go away with the impression that he does not seem to have respect for the Constitution in the area of the structure of Nigeria’s election management body. The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria did not envisage a situation where a President will choose to engage a partial, piecemeal constitution of a board as sensitive as that of the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. Nor are Nigerians finding it funny that the self-same INEC that saw to the emergence of Buhari, by adhering to global best practices in election management issues, would be treated with such levity. This analysis would show why the President must abort this voyage.

AN attempt to resolve the face-off between farmers and Fulani herdsmen seems to be underway. To analysts, the move is seen as a step in the right direction.

OTUNBA Gani Adams is the National Coordinator of the Oodua People’s Congress, OPC. In this interview, he argues that failure by the Federal Government to address the continued attacks by Fulani herdsmen may lead to the South West seceding.

Patronage of sellers of used clothings is not restricted to any class, its usage cuts across social strata. At a point in time in the life of an average Nigerian, used clothing from abroad, seemed to be the most handy and available, because of its affordability.

Life for no fewer than 200,000 residents in over 50 communities within the Gbaji-Seme border axis of Badagry West Local Council Development Area of Lagos State, has been 16 years of untold hardship and endless wait for electricity.