End SARS: Support network coordinator fight for survival amid hunt for protest evidence
By Micheal Alonge Omobayode Lepe, a key member within the one of the grassroots logistics networks supporting the 2020 End SARS protests, narrowly survived a targeted assassination attempt in Ikorodu, Lagos State, on Sunday afternoon. The assault provides definitive proof that a systematic campaign by state security organs to forcibly seize unreleased protest evidence and […]
NOA: Shaping national identity with 360 degrees approach
By DESMOND ARINZE From its initiatives on the establishment of legal identity to fostering a strong national identity, as well as enhancing education and healthcare, the National Orientation Agency, NOA, is strengthening its role as a cornerstone of national reorientation and inclusive growth. Indeed in the past two years the NOA has significantly expanded its initiatives focusing […]
The Traore vision: An unforgivable “crime” to neo-imperialism
By AMINU JAHUN To gerontocratic African leaders, Captain Ibrahim Traore( 37) may not be old enough to command their respect. He may be less than two score years old, but his youthful stewardship is more beneficial to the Burkinabe people and the Sahel, than most of the senile African presidents to their nations. Captain Traore might have […]
Nigeria’s bold strides towards a sustainable future
President Bola Tinubu has firmly established Nigeria as a proactive and visionary leader in the global pursuit of climate action and sustainable development
Questioning motives behind reps’ summon on Benue, Zamfara Govs, Assemblies
Many Nigerians were taken aback when news broke some few days ago that the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petitions has summoned Governor Hyacinth Alia…
NDDC’s rapid drift from its core mandate: A cause for serious concern
By Julius Timiebi The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) was established as an intervention agency to address the developmental challenges in the oil-rich Niger Delta. However, with the exception of only two individuals, most Managing Directors and Chairmen have unfortunately used the Commission’s resources as a springboard for their overreaching gubernatorial ambitions. From Timi Alaibe to […]
