On December 12, 2015 in kaduna state, north central Nigeria,the  military allegedly attacked hundreds of Shiite Muslims who allegedly tried to obstruct their path. Till date, their leader, Ibrahim El zarzaky and his wife are still in detention, although authorities like to sugar-coat it as protective custody.

PRESENTLY the vibes in the Anambra State political terrain is this ear-buzzing song – Godfatherism. Most Anambrarians believe that His Excellency, Dr. Willie Obiano, is evidently so desperate to clinch a second term berth that his followers, who are thinning out by the day, are holding on to straws like the proverbial drowning man. 

FEW days ago, the Federal Government, through the federal ministry of health, announced a collaborative effort with Sokoto government that will see to the deployment of overstaffed workers of Usmanu Danfodio University Teaching Hospital, UDUTH, to state-owned hospitals so as to expand access to quality healthcare delivery to generality of the citizenry.

No fewer than 20 people have been killed as Tropical Storm Nate washed away parts of Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Honduras.

THE TRAVAILS OF IBE KACHIKWU

I have little doubt that Ibe Kachikwu, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources and Energy, regrets the day that he left the relative comfort of the private sector and entered the stormy waters of Nigerian politics.

ON Sunday, October 1, Nigerians marked the 57th anniversary of the country’s independence from Great Britain. It was all pomp and ceremony.

SUNDAY August 27, 2017 has become indelible in the history-books of Ibadan. It will remain fresh in the minds for long that on that day, the builder of modern Oyo State, His Excellency Abiola Ajomobi, the Governor of Oyo State laid one of the foundation stones of modern Ibadan, by crowning new Obas for the ancient town

In Greg Shaller’s An Introduction to Corporate Governance in Australia, Corporate governance is described as the mechanisms, processes and relations by which corporations are controlled and directed.

The occasion of the 57th anniversary of national independence should give us a cause for deep reflection and critical thinking without necessarily taking anything away from the celebration.

AN attempt to set an agenda for the gubernatorial candidate of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, is like taking coal to Newcastle. I have followed his campaign with keen interest, I observed that he has set an agenda for himself, on the premise that Anambra State is broken down and needs to be fixed, and urgently too.