The 7th bid of Atiku – Fani-Kayode
Investigating and understanding Oborevwori’s triangular tide
Doctored audio tape of Amaechi’s speech: The fingerprints of propagandists and mischief-makers
The mistake of 15th January
Charges against CJN are illegal – Adegboruwa
Of Buratai, SERAP and FOI request
2019: My three fear factors about the election
There is no way Nigeria is returning to its past
Perspective: Is advanced technology creating or killing jobs?
IGP Ibrahim Idris at 60
Obi a Tribal Bigot? No Sir, Mallam El-Rufai
Ibom: Signs of Akpabio’s war beats
The true bride and the false bride!!
Atiku: Giving a dog a bad name
Is Nigeria really a country?

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SubscribeAppreciating Ugwuanyi’s passion for his people
Enugu State Governor, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, through his recent assistance to victims of fire outbreaks in the state, to enable them overcome their challenges, has indeed reaffirmed his long-held belief that the greatest objective of government is to alleviate the suffering of the people.
TRIBUTE: SONNY IWEDIKE ODOGWU: THE END OF AN ERA
“The people behind and below cannot see as far as the Leaders. Their feet hurt, the children are crying and the old ones are sick. But they must march; they are compelled to go; they cannot choose the way themselves.
Ekiti: Oni vs Fayemi ,APC Prospect in Ekiti
Everyone is aware of the ongoing case between former Governor Segun Oni and present Governor Kayode Fayemi. Segun Oni is challenging Fayemi’s eligibility to contest the APC Primary election of May 2018 on the ground that Fayemi did not resign his position as a Minister before the Primary contrary to the guidelines of the party as contained in the 2014 Guidelines for the Nomination of Candidates for Public Office. The Federal High Court sitting in Ekiti ruled against Oni on the basis that Dr. Fayemi, as a Minister appointed by and serving at the pleasure of the President, is not a public officer/servant and is therefore not covered by the provision of the Guidelines. The matter has gone to the Appeal Court and it is due for mention soon.
Looking beyond the Peace Accord
DUE to the diverse violent conflicts confronting Nigeria, tension is already heightened as we head towards the 2019 general elections.
Does IPOB really want Biafra?
Kanu’s speeches are not strategic, and do not betray any knowledge of global geo-political dynamics
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