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Nigeria @66: CISLAC calls for end to impunity, stronger institutions

Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Transparency International Chapter in Nigeria, has called for an end to impunity, stronger democratic institutions, justice, peace and inclusive economic prosperity as Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Anniversary.
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Coalition lauds Buhari, security agencies over recent successes in Zamfara, Yobe states

.Berates House of Reps over calls for President’s appearance The Coalition for Nigeria Movement has strongly frowned at the recent call by the House of Representatives on President Muhammadu Buhari to appear before it over the security situation in the country. The coalition instead said the President and security agencies should be given a pat […]

Damaturu: And Boko Haram wept

By Okanga Agila Somewhere, within Damaturu, Yobe State, Maisandari, a suburb of the state capital, sitting on the eastern flank of Damaturu, some natives in the environs spotted strange visitors. Insurgents were already set out to unleash a horrendous attack on a defenceless population. The locals sighted unusual racing Hilux vans in a convoy on […]

Imo people and the Ihedioha hysteria

Since Mr Emeka Ihedioha of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, emerged the winner of the governorship election held recently in Imo State, all sorts of people who are able to get themselves interviewed by reporters have been filling our ears with rambling tales about how a new “messiah” had emerged to liberate IMO people from the hands of their “oppressors” and “exploiters” and usher them into a glorious era of limitless happiness. As a citizen of Imo State who has closely observed several governors enter and leave the Imo Government House, I find the whole absurd drama so revolting.

Ending the international shame

Nigeria is a country which doesn’t work, and so there is the pull of relocating abroad at the slightest opportunity for a more meaningful life

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