Kwara govt builds 1,600 housing units for residents
Abiola, June 12 and the road not taken
Monopoly in maritime industry: Why Buhari must act now
Immigrants (Boat people): Pay and send them back home
The Seventh National Assembly: A reflection
Buhari’s inaugural speech: As seen by the world (1)
Speech, Spark, Strides
‘I BELONG TO EVERYBODY AND I BELONG TO NOBODY’:
Of Inauguration Speech and Ominous Signs
A Critique of Buhari’s Inaugural Speech
Darkness welcomes Buhari
Hard decisions awaiting Buhari
How Buhari’ll play his politics

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Ndigbo in the new government
THE Igbo stirred up controversy by the way they voted in the last presidential and national assembly elections. This has put the people in a very precarious position in the new government of Muhammadu Buhari and has generated a question of what fiddle they could play in the scheme of things.
Change, chance, chant
IT may be too late in the day – at the sunrise of the Buhari administration – to interrogate the content of the change Nigerians have. Change is change, someone retorted, when another tried a conversation on what the change chants that seized the airwaves since last year meant. He may be right. Some argued that change took place on 13 April when President Muhammadu Buhari defeated Goodluck Jonathan in the election.
The Buhari phenomenon should also spread to states – Attah
Obong Victor Attah, the former governor of Akwa Ibom State and a life member of the Board of Trustees of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in this interview reviews the events that led to his party’s defeat in the recent presidential election and how the party can recover its steps.
There are challenges in Delta, but I’ll be focused – Okowa
Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State was until today the senator representing Delta North Senatorial District and was elected on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. In this interview, he speaks on his plans, politics and prospects as governor of the state.
I’ll focus Jigawa’s economic revival through agric devt – Badaru
As a successful international business man, with diverse background, Alhaji Muhammadu Badaru Abubakar, is the Jigawa State governor-elect. In this interview with Tina Akannam and Aliyu Dangida he spoke on his plans, vision and dreams for Jigawa State.

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