The impeachment threat issued against President Goodluck Jonathan penultimate Thursday is for real.

Contrary to the perception in some quarters that it was a mere saber-rattling strategy to arm-twist the executive arm of government into succumbing to both the written and unwritten demands of the law-makers, there is a real possibility that the law-makers could go the whole hog to initiate impeachment proceedings against the President.

Crude oil exploration has witnessed an upward growth since the commodity was first discovered in the country in the 1950s. While it has sustained the Nigerian economy, the oil exploration activities have taken its toll on the Nigerian environment.

Nigerians have commended the federal government move to tackle the hydry-headed corruption in the power sector with the take-over of the management of Transmission Comapany of Nigeria, TCN one of the successor companies created from the unbundling process of PHCN by Manitoba Hydro International, a Canadian power management company. Electricity consumers who spoke to Saturday Vanguard expressed hapiness that sanity is underway in the sector.

Scorned by lawmakers, despised by workers but discharged by the Federal government from any criminal breaches, Arunma Oteh, the Director General of the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has demonstrated uncommon guts which set her apart as an amazon made up of a stainer stuff.

The percentage difference between the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS) under Pension Reform Act 2004 and the Defined Benefit Scheme (DBS) run from superannuation fund in calculated monetary terminal benefits of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) workers among other related issues, have caused serious labour upheaval in the power sector.