By Abiodun  Owonikoko, SAN At our law firm’s Weekly Chambers meeting last week, we took time to analyse section 84 of the Electoral Act, 2022.  The choice of that section for intellectual interrogation was deliberate.  It was in acknowledgment of the onset of phase 1 in the 2023 elections cycle – the 2nd will be due […]

By Magnus Unuakpor TODAY many Nigerians, especially our youths, are unhappy with the character and nature of our political leaders. They have expressed their frustration at the increasing unemployment, rising inflation and pervasive poverty. They have come to the realisation that politicians in the various political parties are not governed by high ideals, noble considerations […]

By OBOH SYLVESTER STRIKE or industrial action, in whatever  perspective it is defined, foretells the existence of a depressing relationship between and among employers, employees and beneficiaries of whatever utility, goods or service designed to be provided or delivered. Therefore, industrial action is basically an open display of dissatisfaction by employees against bad and discouraging […]

Politics leading to 2023 has already taken an interesting form for many reasons. From the ceaseless marathon of intrigues and permutations, to the media wars, the congress dramas and to the whipping of delegates’ votes for party control; the reasons are replete.

Zoning of elective positions has become an enduring feature of the present democratic dispensation.