There is a growing acceptance in Nigeria today, that President Muhammadu Buhari has failed again in his headship of Nigeria. This time, as a supposed democratic leader, the failure is not just visible nationally but even the International Community has recognized it and is not leaving any one in doubt about their observations.

IN the next few months, Nigerians will face the challenge of another round of elections, following the expiration of the four years of the President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration. Though this is a four-year ritual, the next general elections are instructive as they have implications for our future.

The glorious dawn is unarguably here with us in Kebbi State. It is interesting and worthy of note that His Excellency has, through dint of rare commitment and resolute, put an end to the hitherto fortuitous traces of infrastructural development and procured a normal occurrence for the state.

Even before voting got under away at the recent presidential primary election of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Port Harcourt, Atiku Abubakar was looking every inch the man to face President Muhammadu Buhari in the scheduled February 16, 2019 election.

It is not by happen stance that many of the trainings organised and delivered under the auspices of the Lagos State Ministry of Establishments, Training and Pensions are geared towards improving the productivity of the Lagos State Civil Service.