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‘Gbajabiamila is most eminently qualified to be next speaker’

On June 6, 20199:49 amIn Viewpointby NwaforComments

Whereas, the All Progressives Congress, APC, decisively won the recently concluded elections at the Presidency and also garnered a majority of seats in both Houses of the National Assembly, we wholeheartedly identify with its democratically noble desire to ensure that it’s persons whose track record and political orientation are in consonance with its plan of action for our country, that will constitute the leadership of the national legislature in the next dispensation.

OBLA’S TRIAL: WHEN THE HUNTER BECOMES THE HUNTED

On June 6, 20199:48 amIn Viewpointby Urowayino WaramiComments

It appears the last may not have been heard of the legal standoff between Godwin Obla (SAN), one of Nigeria’s foremost ex-prosecutors, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)- the same organisation Obla enthusiastically represented for several years, resulting in the recovery of several assets worth billions of Naira and various landmark decisions in favour of the EFCC.

Why Regina Daniels is not yet a married Woman

On June 6, 20197:28 amIn News, Viewpointby NwaforComments

From a report circulating online titled: “MY FATHER NEVER MARRIED MY MOTHER, AND HAS NO RIGHT TO DEMAND BRIDE PRICE. – Regina Daniel Nwoko”

Electricity theft regulation and timely law to salvage energy loss

On June 6, 20193:52 amIn News, Viewpointby Urowayino WaramiComments

NIGERIANS are desirous of a growth in the power sector. Such growth or progression, hopefully, is to be predicated on regular power supply, eradication of estimated billing through the provision of meters to all customers and efficient service delivery by the distribution companies (Discos) who are at the end of the power sector value chain.

On one-sided governance

On June 5, 20194:57 amIn News, Viewpointby TonyComments

IN life, the good always prevails over the bad, no matter how long it takes. That is why we have to be careful with the foundation we lay. The way out of Nigeria’s problem is a focused, unbiased leadership. You must always remember that somebody from another tribe, religion will be in charge one day and if your foundation is not laid properly, it will be uprooted.

When a higher call to duty beckons

On June 5, 20191:18 amIn News, Viewpointby TonyComments

BLACKMAIL, unfortunately, is one variant of the struggle for power. In Nkeiruka’s case, no dart was spared. Indeed, seemingly inescapable booby traps were lined up.

Kogi 2019: The reality before APC

On June 4, 201910:04 amIn Viewpointby Emmanuel OkogbaComments

In four years, distinguished citizens of Nigeria’s confluence state and by far one of the most blessed in natural and Human Resources have questioned their bad luck of leadership or the absence of it.

The speech Buhari didn’t make

On June 4, 20199:16 amIn News, Viewpointby adekunleComments

Nigerians were left speechless on May 29 when after taking the oaths of office and allegiance, President Muhammadu Buhari and Vice President Yemi Osinbajo left the Eagle Square, the venue of the Presidential Inauguration ceremony without uttering a word.

Our Oyo: As Ajimobi departs

On June 4, 20198:59 amIn News, Viewpointby Idowu BankoleComments

Whenever the contemporary story of West Africa’s largest and ancient city, Ibadan’s evolution to a modern city is discussed, the name Abiola Ajimobi would easily come to mind as his contributions towards this attainment will continue to occupy a pride of place.

Internal sabotage and deficit of Benin integrity

On June 4, 20191:48 amIn News, Viewpointby Urowayino WaramiComments

THERE are extraordinary moments in the annals of human affairs when history irresistibly beckons on individuals, particularly those who have emerged through various circumstances, as societal leaders to stand up gallantly for the honour of service.