we should at best ascribe the Obaseki era to the locust years, and though set backs cannot be wished away, the good people of Edo can rightly heave the sigh of relief that those bad days are gone and gone for good.

One cannot divest his lofty achievements from the afortiori for celebration because the fine character in question has excelled in leaps and bounds

By ADAM PAMUK Service to humanity is the best of life’, says the ending part of the Junior Chambers International, JCI, Creed. And it seems that only few public servants in the country understand and live that statement like Kaduna State governor, Sani Uba. Recently, Sani accompanied President Bola Tinubu on a state visit to China […]

By Philip Agbese In Africa’s modern political landscape, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu stands out as a leader who exemplifies visionary leadership and diplomatic tact. As Deputy Speaker of Nigeria’s House of Representatives and head of Nigeria’s delegation to the Pan-African Parliament (PAP), his tenure has been marked by a relentless drive to strengthen cooperation […]

By Jennifer Awirigwe As Nigeria marks its 64th year of independence, it’s a time for celebration and reflection. But amidst the festivities, it’s crucial to remember that true independence extends beyond national sovereignty. It also encompasses the freedom of individuals to chart their own paths, make choices without fear, and contribute meaningfully to society. For […]