Untold story behind 124,000 repentant terrorists, soldiers who paid supreme price
Ojukwu was in death throes for 3 hours – Uwazuruike
Why Ojukwu was misunderstood – Ejike Asiegbu
OJUKWU: Uneasy calm at his country home
Achebe, Igbo abroad honour Ojukwu, make souvenir
Ojukwu lost 2 ex wives in 1yr
Ojukwu, beyond the Civil War
Ojukwu – A Hero Is Gone
S T R O K E: Death in small doses
ON ABURI WE STAND: The Distortion of Accord, by Ojukwu
The meaning of Emeka
My life, times and beliefs, by Emeka Ojukwu
FUPRE crisis: How a federal university was mismanaged
Alex remained humble till death – Felix Ibru
The many sins of British Airways, others
INTELLIGENCE FAILURE? How Boko Haram’s plot in Yobe succeeded
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SubscribeWhy negotiation with Boko Haram is impossible, by AVM Ararile
Aside from his other many postings and appointments, Air Vice Marshal Lucky Ochuko Ararile (rtd) was,until his recent retirement from the Nigerian Air Force, the coordinator of the Amnesty Programme for ex-militants in the Niger-Delta.
Why motorists should pay tolls – Works Ministry
The road system began in the early 1900s essentially as a feeder network for the new railroads. Over the decades, the roads networks have increased totaling about 200,000 kilometres stretch, which include the paved and asphalted.
SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND: The ends do not justify the means (3)
A FISCAL bind on the states: The SWF could not have come at a more inopportune time. Just as the federal government seeks to keep funds from the states and local government, it passes legislation asking states to satisfy unfunded mandates such as the new minimum wage.
SOVEREIGN WEALTH FUND:The ends do not justify the means (2)
THE SWF insults the constitution as did is predecessor, the Excess Crude Account. The excess crude account disrespected the constitution because it sequestered funds rightfully due the states.
RICHARD AKINJIDE’S SHOCKER: Why you can’t win presidential election petition!
In matters election petition, Richard Osuolale Abimbola Akinjide remains a legend.
Having successfully determined the letters and spirit of the Electoral Decree of 1977, proving to the courts that Section 34 (A) (l) (c) (ii) of the Electoral Decree, means that two- thirds of a state is synonymous with votes cast in two – thirds of votes cast in the territorial or physical areas of the state and, thereby, handing Usman Aliyu Shehu Shagari the presidential election victory of 1979, Akinjide remains very relevant to jurisprudential matters in Nigeria.
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