APC: The battle for Esan North East/Esan South East
Esan North East/Esan South East Fed Constituency is a Federal Constituency in Edo Central Senatorial District. It’s one of the two Fed Constituencies in the Senatorial District.
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Rivers 2019 : Avoiding the bloodfests!
FOURTH Republic Politics in Rivers state has always been highly competitive and intense but, since the campaigns towards the 2015 Elections, the levels of mindless inter-party and intra-party violence have risen to horrendously unconscionable levels.
Read More Concept of Fulani Capitalism answer to herdsmen killings
As Nigerians, our common goal should be shared prosperity. Since herdsmen are part of Nigeria, we must all do everything to integrate them into the loop of a prosperous Nigeria.
Read More Serving Humanity: Encounter with British woman who saved lives in Nigeria
Precisely three weeks ago, I had a tap on my back shortly after a Church service in London. As I turned to behold at whose behest, I saw an elderly lady on a wheel chair.
Read More VALUES! VALUES!! VALUES!!! Whither Nigeria?
Yes, you could say it didn’t start today. But must we continue to repeat the same errors? We now even go ahead to defend, justify and applaud obvious abnormalities. Take a look at these:
Read More Saraki: APC’s nightmare, Presidency’s mortal fear
Ever since his emergence as Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki has been the undeserved target of mudslinging, character assassination, frivolous court cases, undue media trial, harassment and humiliation, propaganda, half-truths and outright falsehood among other shenanigans aimed at cowing and arm-twisting him to force him to bow to the whims and caprices of a powerful cabal operating with reckless abandon both within the presidency and the All Progressives Congress, APC, his only sin being that he contested and won the senate presidency against the pleasure of some self-crowned kingmakers, an action well within his rights.
Read More LUTH in Crisis: Researcher’s ‘findings’ jaundiced, insincere – LUTH Management
The attention of the management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital has been drawn to a publication, titled, “Humanitarian Crisis and Top Level Corruption in LUTH” purportedly based on some bogus research authored by one Professor Dejo Olowu.
Read More Why Ashafa is the option in Lagos East
Yesterday, in what became an anti-climax, Honorable Bayo Osinowo declared to run for a seat in the senate, to represent the people of Lagos East – a constituency already enjoying credible repressentation by Senator Gbenga Ashafa. Surrounded by friends and supporters, Honorable Osinowo read to his audience a prepared speech that was rather uninspiring – while struggling to articulate anything close to a coherent agenda if given the mandate. One would have expected a little more detail and rigor from a legislator who has served in the Lagos state house of Assembly for 15 years. To say his declaration speech was disappointing is only to put it mildly.
Read More FG and destinies of NOUN law graduates
If there is no hidden agenda, let these law graduates be admitted into the law school like their counterparts from other universities
Read More Boko Haram: Senseless war against Nigeria, other Africans
Out of the 2.6 million people who fled their homes in fear of Boko Haram, 1.4 million of them were children, according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).
Read More Ngige’s half-baked statement
Public officials do not owe Nigerians an explanation for making statements that undermine democracy and the intelligence of Nigerians
Read More The idiosyncracies of Nigerian politicians
Most Nigerian politicians are neither creative nor ingenious. Because they are not imaginative, there is no originality of thought, which explains why they are very predictable. Call it herd-mentality and you have hit the bull’s eye. Every political stunt, no-matter how fatuous, sooner than later becomes a fad.
Read More Why Cmust enact change by jettisoning Indirect Rule
THE one-word motto of the All Progressives Congress, APC, is “Change.” So resonant and powerful is the word “Change!” as a rallying cry that it was the veritable motor that drove APC to its historic victory in the 2015 elections. And this despite the many obstacles that the nature of the party’s emergence posed to its survival, causing many to predict its disintegration and death even before it could get its name printed on the ballots. For a populace that had watched for sixteen years as the Peoples Democratic Party laid the country to waste, change was not a mere slogan to their ears as they looked for hope and succour; change was the promise of a new beginning.
Read More Vote-buying: Jonathan goofed on oshiomhole
In a season of partisan frenzy, fair and objective reaction to matters in the public square is indeed a strenuous undertaking. This is even more so when folks who (mis)speak don the toga of leaders. But, perhaps, more importantly, democracy would lose its defining egalitarianism if it foreclosed the free expression of viewpoints by its adherents- including often unreasoned perspectives that seek to diminish and ridicule.
Read More A case for effective waste mgt in Lagos
Lagos, the commercial nerve of the Nigerian economy is arguably the most populated state in the country, (with close to 20 million people) and the most industrialized. It is therefore of little surprise that the mega city generates about 13,000 metric tons of waste daily.
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