IN response to the recent collapse of a two-storey building in Lagos which attracted negative attention to the country and led to the demise of some people, including innocent school children, President Muhammadu Buhari in line with his administration’s adherence to the law and due diligence has appended his assent to the Engineers (Registration, etc.) Act 2019. What this Act seeks to achieve is to strengthen the Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, COREN.

ONCE upon a time elections were simple selections by consensus. There was no question of unsuitability, unpopularity or rigging because it was as all-inclusive as possible for the community-based constituencies, and consensus was unanimously accepted as the expression of the will of the visible majority. That was then.

The 2019 presidential election, in which Muhammadu Buhari was declared winner, has continued to generate tension. The main opposition candidate, Atiku Abubakar, has since filed a petition at the election tribunal. But he did not stop there. Mr. Abubakar has embarked on an aggressive global campaign that attempts to paint a grim picture of two presidents-elect. The irony, however, is that the central element of Abubakar’s argument, his purported “server results”, lacks common sense. This begs the question: What is Atiku’s real motive?

By David Onmeje In every country, soldiers offer invaluable service to the growth and development of any nation. Aside their traditional role of securing the country’s sovereignty and territorial integrity against external aggressors, the Army has a rich reservoir of personnel who service the country beyond the trenches and in multiple national responsibilities. Just yesterday, […]

 Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo’s life has turned out to be an inspiring story of grinding poverty to amazing wealth. The story of BTO as he is fondly called is sure to make a bestselling in any clime.