Nigeria @66: Gridlocks and the illusive el dorado
How Namadi is betting on agriculture to rebuild Jigawa’s economy
WASC : PDP finally confirms saintliness on Buhari’s integrity
Power supply: Between Fashola and Prof Oke
This is the ‘Change’ we voted for!
The pathetic delusions of Yinka Odumakin
Emmanuel: Study in selfless leadership
Is every marriage ordained by God? (2)
Ondo Central election, a contest of records and achievements
Accountability in health sector: DRPC organizes retreat for Kano OGP
How Late Chief Tony Anenih Became “Mr. Fix It”
Mercy beyond the grave
UGWUANYI in three weeks!
President Buhari, WAEC and PDP’s toxic air – Garba Shehu
Olushosun Dumpsite: Return of the eye sore

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Averting the impending Labour strike
THE Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, the Trade Union Congress, TUC, and the United Labour Congress, ULC, have threatened to resume strike action on November 6, if the Federal Government fails to heed the demands of Nigerian workers for increase in minimum wage. According to the trio of NLC President, Ayuba Wabba; the TUC President, Bobboi Kaigama; and ULC President, Joe Ajaero, the unions decried the Federal Government’s decision to implement a ‘no work, no pay’ policy. The organised labour had insisted that the Federal Government should rather implement a ‘no pay, no work’ policy just as it would criminalise the non-payment of salaries by employers.
Edo South, Urhoghide and democracy dividends
WHAT baffles many observers of the political trends in Edo South senatorial district is the rather infectious bonhomie and unusual camaraderie that exist between the people of the district and its distinguished senator at the National Assembly, Senator Matthew Aisagbonrodion Urhoghide, since 2015. The convivial relationship that exists between the affable senator and the people of the district, is not a product of an abracadabra mantra or the result of coercion or propaganda.
Group rejects AI’s report on Nigeria military’s response to IMN
The Amnesty International (AI) has come under attack over its recent report that Nigeria’s security operatives approached members of the Islamic Movement in Nigeria (IMN) who protested in Abuja not to restore public order but to kill them.
Re-Nigeria, A country where cows rule and the poor are fed bullets
In a season when blind adoption of political correctness is dredging up the worst of human scum for drama effect, one Perry Brimah of ENDS (Every Nigeria Do Something) has taken his own self-absorption to a new level by hallucinating that he is worthy of being Khashoggied. Brimah suddenly thinks he, by virtue of insulting Nigerian government officials, get himself to be controversially murdered like Saudi born Washington Post columnist, Jamal Khashoggi.
Prioritising pensions and gratuities as welfare issues
THE Accountant General of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Uwem Andrew- Essien, recently disclosed that the state government had paid pension and gratuity arrears spanning 10 years for the state’s civil servants.

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