Abuja is not drowning in rain, it’s drowning in bad decisions
Rule of law and security (1) By Femi Falana
John McCain : A deserving tribute to the American war hero
The dark side of our migration
Country first
Why Nigeria’s economic recovery is slowing down
Rule of Law: The President got it wrong by Reuben Abati
The beautiful ones aren’t here!
Nigerian Civil Services observed by Ladipo Adamolekun
Delta 2019 : Between political party and candidates
CBN: Revving up liquidity and capital inflows
That 800 metres trek to 2019 presidency
Governorship election: Message to Osun voters
Ademola Adeleke and life more abundant for Osun
Acting President Osinbajo in a familiar terrain
Minister Dalung, beyond reproach?

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FIRS: Triumph of tax reforms
If proof was needed on the effectiveness of the reforms being implemented in the country’s tax/ revenue collection and administration system by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), it was provided by the Service’s 2018 Half Year (HY) Revenue Performance Report, which showed an improvement of about 42 per cent over that of the same period in 2017 and indicated that the Service had already realized 75 per cent of its target for 2018.
Cross River 2019: The Edward Godswill factor
Prince Edward Godswill is young, popular and educated. But beyond all these attributes is his legendary human kindness. He is known in the Abi/Yakurr Federal Constituency in Cross Rivers as a mentor to children and students.
Did I betray Richard Akinnola?
Chris Okojie had just returned from Enugu where he went to cover a league match.
Tears on My Day 18 Political Diary
Today has been a mixture of emotions and good tidings. My Labour Party nomination forms for Governor of Ogun State are in front of me. I am about to fill them.
Okezie Ikpeazu and Leadership Success in Abia State
Let me state it from the outset that this piece is a direct response to the one written by one Chinedu O. Nwosu which he mischievously titled “Leadership Failure in Abia State”. Ordinarily, seeing that the piece was full of falsehood and deliberate manipulation of facts, it was easy to see that it was a hatchet job done primarily to revive the drowning political career of a former governor of Abia state and mislead the good people of the state in the process, one would not

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