Permit me to begin this contribution with an apology for my disappearance from the literary and political scene for the last one month but this was due to circumstances beyond my control.

It is almost six years that Osun State Governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola has been in the saddle. He was returned to office in November 27 2014, for a second term.

In  Osun, the annual demand notice on Land Use Charge (LUC) is out there. Personal buildings classified for commercial use in the state are subject to the Osun land use charge mill rate, depending on the low–income and high-income zone of the buildings. The classification into the traditional, cultural area and contemporary area is the […]

Donald Duke won the governorship and went on to perform a total makeover on Cross River State

AFTER the storm and the seeming calm comes the election. In the first week of December 2016, elections will be conducted to fill executive positions of Urhobo apex body, the Urhobo Progress Union.

Not many Nigerians would easily reconcile themselves to the fact that former President Goodluck Jonathan will be 59, on November 20.

However, with all that President Buhari’s grass importing minister of agriculture said about Donald Trump, let us appreciate the fact that though Donald Trump has not even been sworn in, he has already named some members of his intended cabinet just days after winning the election. That is real change, not the reverse change promised by someone who waited for 6 months after his swearing in before naming his cabinet consisting of an Agriculture minister who studied French and other misfits!

WITH his formal swearing-in on Saturday, Mr. Godwin Enogheghase Obaseki  assumed the mantle of leadership  as the governor of Edo State and by implication, the political leader of Edo people. He was duly elected by the electorate at the September 28, 2016 governorship poll.

ONE of the critical challenges that confronted the Nigerian government during the ascendancy of the Boko Haram insurgency was how to contain the dangerous propaganda machinery of the terrorists and their collaborators who, not surprisingly, infiltrated a section of the media. Apart from their ceaseless heart-chilling violence campaign across the northern part of the country, the terrorists also had a field day in the realms of media publicity.

Permit me to begin this contribution with an apology for my disappearance from the literary and political scene for the last one month but this was due to circumstances beyond my control.