One of the beautiful things about democracy is the carnival-like atmosphere characterising the campaigns. For once in a while, the electorate will be seeing their leaders coming to them, cap in hand, begging for their votes. The people are happy and the politicians are excited by the thrills and expectations.

The 2019 general elections in Nigeria have come and gone. Another batch of democratic leaders have been empowered by majority of constituents to lead their destinies for another four years. Spectacularly, the myths, the anxieties, the phobias and the uncertainty generated by the elections have also silently ebbed out for calm and introspection among Nigerians. […]

The state government has been preoccupied with reforming and managing private sector participation in the education sector

FRONTLINE Legal icon and Founder of Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti, ABUAD, Aare Afe Babalola, SAN, has advocated that reputable Colleges/Faculty of Law in Nigerian Universities should henceforth be saddled with the responsibility of training Law graduates preparatory for their final Call to Bar Examinations at the Law School.

With the commissioning of four additional community water facilities in Areke, Bara, Owode Egba and the Alamala Military Barracks in Ogun State, 7,500 more people in the areas now have access to clean, safe drinking water in view of the 2019 theme for World Water Day – “Leaving no one Behind.”