Obafemi Hamzat and the Lagos State future: Between electoral expediency and governing reality
Ochei’s DTHA renewal
LG polls: Enugu sets the pace
Abia youth empowerment scheme as a role model
As 3rd session of DTHA’s 5th Assembly begins
Fani-Kayode on ‘deportation’: Enough is enough
Itsekiris and Ijaws in Delta State: No alternative to peaceful co-existence
Cabinet reshuffle: Why the furore?
Can Nigeria break up?
Abia: Time to tell own story
Why President Jonathan should bow to opposition forces
That APGA primary
Nigeria must get her agriculture together again
The military model of justice delivery
Between Abia and the heavily indebted states
Oil theft and imperative of implosive surgeonisation

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Open letter to ASUU
THIS missive is to appeal to members of Academic Staffs Union of Universities, ASUU, individually and collectively, to consider the plight of innocent students and their helpless parents and return to work.
2015: Political options before Deltans
THE political significance of 2015 in Nigeria is increasingly snowballing into a contagious and pervasive reality whose unfolding impacts are reverberating across sectors of the economy and sections of the geo-polity.
Appreciating the triumph of democracy in Anambra PDP
AFTER 14 years of political quagmire, the Anambra State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has been repositioned for the better, thanks to the political sagacity, administrative ingenuity and military discipline of Col Austin Akobundu (rtd), the PDP National Vice Chairman South East and his team of officials at the PDP South East zonal headquarters in Enugu.
Akwa Ibom’s defence of unlawful acts (3)
THEREFORE, the assertion of Governor Godswill Akpabio that the sacking of Umana O Umana was to protect the Constitution was a constitutional blunder.
Pidgin English: A medium for effective communication?
Providing an answer to a question in a nationwide television programme, Mr Obafaiye Shem, a senior official at the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, inadvertently chipped in a phrase, “My oga at the top’’.
Boko Haram: What is Comrade Shehu Sani up to?
IF there is any good any Nigerian, irrespective of tribe, religion, colour or political persuasion could do for this country at this very moment is simply to support genuine efforts towards halting insurgency and other nefarious activities capable of threatening our continued existence as a nation.
The new PDP (NPDP) and their chances
THE breakaway of a faction has lifted the whole power play in the PDP party to a new crescendo. The stake is upped and each one is fighting for its own survival.
Unfair FAAN bashing over Stowaway Daniel
THE stowaway simply known as Daniel recently hit the touch button for a media frenzy when he quietly slipped into the landing gear compartment of an Arik Air aircraft on the runway of the Benin Airport on August 24, 2013. The aircraft was on its way to Lagos.
ASUU: Emulate Benue teachers
THE on-going strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has become a source of concern as it has brought untold pain to parents and guardians whose children and wards are idling away when they are supposed to be in classrooms.
Challenges of educating Nigeria’s out of school children
TO get Nigeria’s 10 million out-of-school children into school and learning, today, alongside development partners, we will announce millions of dollars of international support in a joint effort with President Goodluck Jonathan and his state governors.
Nigeria trade hub and Customs modernization
Maritime operators, especially importers and exporters, have often accused the Nigeria Customs Service of paying more attention to revenue collection than trade facilitation. They allege that Customs neglects this fundamental responsibility as they strive to meet their annual revenue targets.
The shame and dilemma of Nigerian deportees
NIGERIANS suffer in many countries, to which they ran to for asylum, during the military reign of terror in the mid-1990s. Many are denied asylum and subsequently face deportation
PDP, Tukur and democracy
THE founding fathers of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, envisioned a strong and virile political association which will stand the test of time and serve as vehicle towards the propagation of a liberal and republican democracy in Nigeria.
Imperative for setting up recovery options for Google account
Strong passwords help protect your accounts and information on the web. But forgetting your password is like losing your keys—you can end up locked out of your own home
The bitternes of Femi Aribisala (2)
A FITTING culmination to his political career in this period was the singular honour that was bestowed on him when he was selected to move in 1958, on the floor of the House of Representatives, the resolution which formally demanded Independence for Nigeria in 1960.

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