By John Mayaki When you read the definition of democracy, you immediately think it was designed to typify the “waka waka” governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo. I am talking of the ‘governor by the people, for the people and living with the people’. But his detractors thought they have successfully labeled him in […]

By Michael Tidi The Electoral Act 2022 marked a significant step toward ensuring a more transparent and accountable electoral process in our democracy. However, as we have seen in recent political cycles, certain provisions within the Act may inadvertently undermine the core of democratic representation. A primary concern is the way political primaries are conducted, often […]

By Giovanni Onyewonsa When Dele Farotimi, in his controversial book: ‘The Nigerian Criminal Justice System,’ dragged judges in the mud by shredding the seeming remains of the supposed integrity of the hallowed chambers as it concerns the questionable nature of judgements, many Nigerians were impressed by the frontal approach of the activist. It, however, brought […]

By Dayo Israel In the dynamic landscape of Nigerian politics, certain individuals stand out as beacons of hope and exemplars of extraordinary leadership. One such figure is Senator Barau Jibrin, a leader whose contributions to the legislature and beyond have been nothing short of remarkable. The APC National Youth Wing takes immense pride in celebrating […]

By Fehintola Akinmade  BECAUSE we currently inhabit an increasingly indivdualized world where certain people tend to prioritize personal gain anything else, some may pay scant attention to the value of giving. But giving, especially the institutionalized giving called philanthropy, has towering benefits, not just for the larger human community but for the giver himself/herself. As the […]