Forceful arrests in Nigeria: Experts weigh balance between national security, constitutional rights
100 Days: The untold stories of President Tinubu’s leadership acts
Hell within: Hurdles of renewing /obtaining International Passports
Election Tribunals: Panic over inconsistent verdicts
Back-to-School: Parents grapple with fees, pressure mounts on public schools
Federalism at grassroots: 17 states run 323 LGAs with caretaker committees
Is this the End? Chronicles of depression, suicide survivors
Amend constitution, reform Judiciary, INEC — Nigerians
Why interest in renewed rail travels is waning
After PEPT judgment, what’s next for Nigeria’s electoral system?
Raging storm over failed federal roads in Edo
100 Days: ECOWAS: Niger as talisman
Why Students Loan Scheme may not start as scheduled – Investigation
TINUBU’S 100 DAYS: Hope dashed so soon?
One hundred days of Jagaban
Edo 2024: 30 aspirants jostle to succeed Obaseki
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SubscribeInjustice, Army/Police brutality against residents fueling agitation in S-East — Report
An international Investigative report has revealed that the unending agitation in the South East is being fueled by injustice and brutality of security agencies against residents and commuters.
Security checkpoints override South-East roads
By Anayo Okoli, Vincent Ujumadu, Steve Oko, Chinedu Adonu, Nwabueze Okonkwo, Alumona Ukwueze & Emmanuel Iheaka ROAD users in the South-East region, particularly passengers, have cried out over the ugly scenes they experience on some roads in the zone, especially at checkpoints manned by soldiers. They are lamenting the level of humiliation, intimidation and harassment […]
Midwest @ 60: Obaseki, Oborevwori, Oshiomhole, others chart path for region’s devt, growth
CITY-Edo State governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, his Delta State counterpart, Sheriff Oborevwori, and the senator representing Edo North senatorial district, Senator Adams Oshiomhole, and other stakeholders from the South-South, yesterday converged on Benin City to chart a new path for the region’s growth and development at a colloquium to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Midwest referendum.
CRUDE OIL THEFT: New pollution tensions in N-Delta as rogue ships burn
As an organized, huge rogue enterprise, with local and international collaborators, state and non-state actors lining the chain of beneficiaries, holds sway, oil theft remains an intractable monster in Nigeria.
Modern Nigeria: Greatest 25 Nigerians
From ground-breaking innovations to pivotal leadership decisions by political and social moguls who have reshaped the course of our collective destiny, each individual on this list etched their name into the fabric of Nigeria’s story
The return of Sani Abacha via his bagman
Minister Agabi put a gun to the head of the Swiss bank man but he still refused to reveal the secret vaults. Agabi became convinced that the man can be trusted. He then brought out his briefcase packed full with five million dollars and promptly asked the bank manager to help him bank his own looted Nigerian funds
National Carrier: Facts, fallacies, ignorance
The prefix of “National” implies “Sovereign cover” and no government will grant a Sovereign cover to any business operating internationally whose books and sources of funds are opaque
East/West Road, Golgotha for N/Delta govs; all eyes on Umahi
In this era of “Renewed Hope”, will commuters on the East-West enjoy? All eyes now on David Umahi, President Tinubu’s minister of Works.
Murtala Mohammed backed coup against Gowon for appointing Igbo man NNPC GM — Clark
‘Mohammed tried to cross over into Onitsha from Asaba during the civil war despite advice against frontal tactics by Lt. Col. Konyan and Lt. Col. Akinrinade. Many of his troops were killed and others drowned. Yet Gen Gowon retained Mohammed in the Army for reasons best known to him’
Leaking crude oil manifold: Rivers communities yell over polluted underground water
RESIDENTS of Ibaa community and Uvuawhu clan, comprising Ibaa and Obelle in Emohua Local Government Area, Rivers State, have kicked up a fuss over contamination of their underground water and environment purportedly by a multinational oil firm.
Key facts to know about BRICS and its members
The BRICS is a group of major emerging economies, which include Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa.
School fees up by 100 per cent, parents jolted
When Jide Akerele got the bill and the list of textbooks brought home by his daughter who got promoted to Senior Secondary School (SSS) 2 in a private school, two things shocked him.
Abuja aborigines’ pains and gains
Thousands of indigenous peoples in the Federal Capital Territory on Wednesday marked the United Nations World Indigenous Day with fun-fare amidst demands for socio-political inclusion. Adewale Adeoye who attended the event reports:
Niger, Mali, Burkina Faso, Guinea beginning of African revolution — Dr Quao
“The people have spoken. The people truly understand the issues and are standing up to say what has been going on is unfair, and unacceptable”
Burna Boy speaks from Los Angeles: Music is life, I have to deliver
“He just got a phone number in the past year,” says his sister, Ronami Ogulu. “He didn’t even have WhatsApp”
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