Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
By Allison Abanum Adams Oshiomhole’s first term has been defined by a deliberate strategy of translating legislative power into tangible federal presence for Edo North. As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Interior, he has leveraged his position to facilitate federal employment for constituents and ensure fair representation in federal institutions. His legislative record includes […]
Grace Schools: Solid commitment to corporate social responsibility
The importance of Corporate Social responsibility by organizations cannot be underestimated. This is due to the huge investment undertaken to improve the lives of the citizens. It is pertinent to state that organization should focus on being good corporate citizens to contribute meaningfully to improve the society.
Dokubo: How Amnesty Programme changed the face of N-Delta in one year
The appointment of Professor Charles Dokubo as Co-ordinator of Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) in March 2018 has, no doubt, opened a new vista in the region in line with the Change Agenda of President Muhammadu Buhari. Dokubo’s achievements in one year have enabled the people of the Niger Delta to peep into a new direction of life. One can assert that the PAP Coordinator radically changed the face of the Amnesty Programme in the region and the people of the Niger Delta are better for it.
Orthodox Anglican church in Nigeria: Our story
Orthodox Anglican Church was established in 1964 in South Carolina, USA, when Bishop Parker Dees and a group of Episcopalian ministers rose against the ECUSA, leading to the break away from the Canterbury-based church, were their complaints include ECUSA’s liberalism and secularism; frequent review and watering down of the Book of Common Prayer, remarriage of divorced persons; ordination of women as bishops and priests; amendment of the Scriptures, contrary to Rev. 22: 18-19; tribalism, especially in Africa; worldliness; clericalism-rule by the clergy; and prelacy – emergence of powerful clergy ruling the Church.
Elections: Congressman Connolly and the rebirth of racism
By Daniel Furnard The events leading to Nigeria’s 2019 general elections, the elections themselves and the aftermath of the votes have established several facts. First, is the fact that Nigeria and Nigerians are capable of one day creating the country of their dream when free from meddling by the so called world powers. Second, is […]
Buratai: Meeting Nigeria’s first digital COAS
By Esther Okpabi I have long been an admirer of the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Buratai for inexplicable reasons. Since his appointment in 2015, the fortunes of the Nigerian Army has witnessed a steady rise especially in the fight against insurgency and other militant groups in Nigeria. Also, he has left indelible […]
