Donald Duke: From Cross River record to PRP’s 2027 presidential gamble
Why Edo PDP members are decamping to AC
“We want young people to know that excellence is achievable “
Bode George:2years jail-term scandalous for offence committed
Moving against Yar’Adua
Amnesty is not a farewell to arms, says Afejuku
MEND stirs fresh tension in Niger Delta
The terms of the amnesty, by Yar’Adua
Monday Odiaka: My grace to grass story
NIGER DELTA TECHNICAL REPORT: Roadmap to peace (2)
NIGER DELTA TECHNICAL REPORT : Roadmap to peace
Amnesty: Now the way forward…
You don’t have to lobby anybody for the NPOM award – Mrs.Funmi Komolafe
Amnesty and militants arms surrender: How far?
Our Police would be intelligence driven – Onovo

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Benin herbalists,chiefs caught for human trafficking
By Simon Ebegbulem Benin City – There is hardly any family in Benin City , Edo state capital that you would not find either a son or daughter residing abroad. In most cases, their location is either Italy , Spain or the Netherlands . To the uninitiated, living in Spain, Italy or the Netherlands is […]
Military govts and Gani’s 32 detentions
TODAY, the final rites of passage would be completed with interment for an exceptional Nigerian, a man who dedicated his life to the struggle for improvement in all areas of our troubled national life – Chief Abdul-Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi (SAN), better known to the rest of us as Gani.
**AS GANI GOES HOME : How he handled the Minere Amakiri case
AMAKIRI: Suit No. PHC/222?73 of 22-3-74 otherwise known as Amakiri Vs Iwowari case will go down in history as one of those legal battles that brought the late Chief Gani Fawehinmi to the consciousness of Nigerians.
Many people are shedding crocodile tears for Gani, says Classmate
Gani was very lively and had a very pleasant character and I’m not sure he had any dull moment. When we were together, he was always focused.
If chief were here…
At his death, our government is both illegitimate and unaccountable. Like a malignant tumour, Maurice Iwu afflicts Nigeria’s electoral system with terminal illegitimacy. For some reason, those who are in a position to lance him affect inability and unwillingness to do so. If Gani were here, he would have trained his legal and campaigning guns at electoral alchemist that Maurice Iwu is.

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