How Echono is driving quiet revolution at TETFund
What’s left for Tinubu: A legacy to sustain, a name to behold
Building collapse: Enough of political trumpery
Garlands for Dangote, Africa’s pillar of investment at 62
Great expectations from Ekiti cabinet
Dousing tension in our electoral process
Between the president and a party man
Remembering Joseph Sarwuan Tarka 29 years after
Eze Chukwuezi Collins Ofordur: 1938-2019
Assembly election: Payback time for Landmark
Ambode: The shape of hope to come
Shall we help the President?
Little things that matter to women
The builder called Gbenga Daniel
My Political Diary – Day 50
2019 polls and the Akwa Ibom connection
Contending with extreme heat wave

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Oshiomhole : Consistent labour activist and political aficionado @ 67
Human epochs are replete with great men and women in the various fields who defined and continue to define their peculiar histories with the magnitude of their accomplishments. Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, mni, CON, national chair of the governing All Progressives Congress (APC) is one member of that tribe. It is on this score that it becomes apposite to celebrate the former president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and former governor of Edo state who turns 67 today (April 4, 2019)
Segun Oni vs Fayemi: The Legal Debacle over “Employee”
The Justices at the Court of Appeal, in their judgement on 12th February 2019 in the Segun Oni vs Fayemi Eligibility case, said “The Chambers Dictionary defines the noun employee as a person employed for wages or salary”. Wherever they got this from, let it also be noted that The Chambers Dictionary in its most current edition also defines the noun employee as “a person who works for another in return for payment”.
Importance of citizen participation in fixing Nigeria
HOWEVER it is citizen participation (or lack of), that shapes the current state and the future of any nation, including Nigeria. Clearly Nigeria has reached crisis point. What we, the people do now, or do not do now, will determine the kind of future we will have, and that our children and grandchildren will have. Even though we are from different backgrounds, have different educational standards, have different economic statuses, one major thing connects us all, and that is that we are Nigerians and, therefore, the state of the nation will affect us all one way or another.
2019 elections: A post-mortem
THE war time British Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, reached his peak in 1940 when at 66 he replaced the weak Neville Chamberlain as the British prime minister.
Harbin Kunama: Can Buratai make another difference?
By Justice Abayomi It is quite heartbreaking to know the absurdity that every geopolitical zone in Nigeria, with the exception of the Southwest has its peculiar insecurity challenges. In the South-South, it is militancy; violent secessionists have their abode in the Southeast; farmers/herders crises are rooted in the North central; Boko Haram insurgency in the […]

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