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Uncertainty beclouds Egypt’s march to democracy

While Nigerians continue to grope in the dark over how to craft a workable and governance friendly constitution, Egyptians went out yesterday to vote in a referendum to usher in a new constitution. Controversial and contentious as the vote may have seemed, the people were given the opportunity to take a look at the provisions of the proposed constitution that would govern their affairs.

Ekiti first graduate, ex-Christ’s School Principal forgotten – Family

The family of the late Chief Elijah Babalola,the first university graduate in Ekiti State and Minister of Public Works during the time of the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo as Premier of the defunct Western Region, have expressed displeasure over alleged abandonment of the family by the state and federal governments.The family are equally shocked that 28 years after the demise of the first African Principal of the famous Christ’s School, Ado Ekiti, government has not deemed it fit to honour the late politician.

Benin set to appease ancestors

IGUE Festival is one of the ways the people of the great Benin Kingdom and the paramount king Oba Eradiawa annually appease their ancestors for their protection through out the year.

BRT buses fast turning into Molues

Four years after the Bus Rapid Transport, BRT, was launched in Lagos to ease the movement of people from one place to another, the laudable project is fast turning into nightmare as stories of pain and discomfort have continued to trail the services offered by the operators amid growing need for easy and faster means of movement in the state.

Lagosians deserve to live better, not ‘Okada-life’ – Opeifa,

There is no public agitation against the traffic law. There is overwhelming support for it by Lagosians. Like in any society, those who are against any policy are those who kick. For your information we have document the commercial motorcycle operators signed, it was not forced on them.

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