2027: Why Nigerians must vote for working system
Patience Ndidi Key (PNK): YPP vice presidential candidate positioning as visionary leader, change agent
Day thunderstorm crippled flight operations at MMIA
Ezu River: The unending mystery
God’s will against Governor Judas
Posers as Catholics appoint new Pope
I am not abandoning the Cross – Pontiff Emeritus
Pope Benedict’s resignation: Free or forced ?
“Pope’s resignation, a lesson to others”
Corruption: Progressing backwards?
Prof GEO Ogum bows out of Nnamdi Azikiwe University
The Sahel: Counting the cost of the war in Mali
Mali, booby trap for West Africa, says Prof. Oche
Nigeria is a lie and we believe it – Nyiam
Boko Haram: Battling scourge of migration and terrorism in West Africa
2015: Jonathan is interested – Sen Kanti Bello

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Why APC merger‘ll work – Senator Ashafa
Senator Gbenga Bareehu Ashafa is a first time Senator in the SeventhNational Assembly, representing the Lagos East Senatorial District, on the banner of the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN. In this interview, Ashafa, who is the Vice-Chairman of the Senate Committee on Lands, Housing and Urban Development spoke on the viability of the All Progressives Congress, APC, the proposed party that some leading opposition parties merged into, his experience in the Senate and controversies trailing reported damages to underwater structures of the Third Mainland Bridge.
2015: Furore over Jonathan’s eligibility to run
Governor Babangida Aliyu’s recent revelation that President Goodluck Jonathan signed an agreement with PDP and state governors to serve only a single 4-year term was like opening pandora’s box – now creating unexpected confusion and problems over the incumbent’s eligibility to run in 2015 for second term.
Can APC stop Jonathan, PDP ?
FOR the first time since the 1999 presidential elections, the ruling Peoples Democratic Party, PDP may be given a good fight at the polls if leaders of the All Progressive Congress, APC did their home work.
Al-Qaeda in the Sahel threatens Nigeria
IN our previous analysis, we have shown why France went to war after Al -Qaeda in Mauritania and Mali, especially, to stop the international jihad agenda and the criminality associated with this agenda. that was being visited on its citizens in its former colony.
Evidence, causes and possible remedies (4)
THE lack of distinction between for-profit and not-for-profit educational institutions in the country is almost certainly linked to the fact that office holders who ought to have championed making the distinction (including imposition of tax on the for-profit institutions) are guilty of benefitting from this cheating, another form of corruption. It needs to be corrected without further delay.

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