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Okuama: When Political Blame Ignores the Constitution, Fuels Blackmail

Okuama: When Political Blame Ignores the Constitution, Fuels Blackmail

By Ufuoma Egbe The tragedy of Okuama has left deep wounds. Families have lost loved ones, a community has suffered devastation, and several Okuama leaders have remained in detention for an agonising period. Their plight deserves justice, compassion and sustained public attention. But precisely because the tragedy is so painful, it must not become an […]
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Uduaghan: 64 garlands for an indefatigable achiever

Uduaghan: 64 garlands for an indefatigable achiever

When great men celebrate, even the stars bow in solemn hallow. As the immediate past governor of Delta State and the All Progressives Congress candidate for Delta South Senatorial District, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan celebrates his 64th birthday today (October 22, 2018), the periscope is focused on a man who has given his all to create peace, tranquility and progress for his people and the Niger-Delta region as a whole.

Look closer! The 2019 presidential election is not a two-horse race

Look closer! The 2019 presidential election is not a two-horse race

In five months, millions of Nigerians will troop to voting centres for an opportunity that we only get every four years in our steadily-growing democracy – the chance to elect the President. The man or woman with the power to decide the fate and fortune of our country for another four years.

2019: The battle of Baba 70s

2019: The battle of Baba 70s

FROM the vote-buying and voters intimidation scenarios of Ekiti and Osun to the trashing of Akinwunmi Ambode in Lagos State by the structures that enthroned him and the eventual emergence of party flag-bearers at the State and Federal levels, the political ecosystem of the country has been charged in the past few weeks.

Only 1% of population holds any form of insurance – NIA boss

Only 1% of population holds any form of insurance – NIA boss

In Nigeria, it is rather sad that not all have embraced insurance. This is why the penetration rate still remains below one percent against some other African countries such as Kenya and South Africa with penetration levels of 2.9 percent and 14 percent respectively. Also only one percent of our population holds any form of insurance policy.