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MOUAU crisis: Prof Iwe and the verdict of history

By KALU OKORONKWO  University administration in Nigeria has over the years produced so many great academic leaders and transformers. From Professor Eni Njoku, the first Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, to Professor Kenneth Onwuka Dike, the first indigenous Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, to Professor Ango Abdullahi, the youngest Vice-Chancellor of any Nigerian university […]
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Kaduna anti Christian bill: First step to islamisation

MALAM El Rufai, appears to be one of the arrows aimed at making Christians very uncomfortable in Nigeria, by anti- Christian Forces of this country. In January 2013, the former FCT, Abuja Minister wanted to please his god fathers in politics,as a governor ship aspirant in Kaduna State, twitted an insult on the person of Jesus Christ, claiming Jesus had sex with Mary Magdalene.

Attraction of change and a boiling nation

THAT corruption is alive and waxing stronger in Nigeria more than most of its global contemporaries is a fact. In fact, almost all the administrations that have in place the nation have been implicated in the systemic malady. The so-called corrective military governments are not  exempted, but were only smarter in hiding the statistics of […]

Revisiting the Gender and Equal Opportunity Bill

After studying the “Gender and Equality Opportunity Bill,” I could clearly see the reason it was so easy for the Senate to throw it out. Unfortunately, the Senate itself has not come forward with these reasons. Perhaps worse still, those who have expressed outrage at the Senate’s decision have also failed to make the right arguments beyond the righteous indignation and gender activism rhetoric. Thus, we are about to miss another glorious opportunity to have a real debate on a matter that is at the very heart of our social progress.

Dogara’s call for North east donor confab

THE Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has made calls for the convening of an international donor’s conference that would holistically tackled the economic and infrastructural needs of the northeast of Nigeria which has borne the brunt of the six-year violent uprising from adherents of the Jama’atu Ahlus-Sunnah Lidda’Awati Wal Jihad, known popularly as Boko Haram.

Imperative of Gender Equality for National Development

ONE of my saddest days was when I watched the Senate on national television throw out the bill seeking gender equality in a hilarious and yet memorable session. I asked myself whether this was the same Senate that Nigerians voted for in 2015 with the expectation that they would be able to take the right decisions to protect their rights and promote their social welfare and development.

Why I Voted For GEJ Against #Change on March 28 Last Year

I not only voted against #Change, I campaigned against it all over Lagos with my principal Senator Musiliu Obanikoro and on one of those campaigns, I was seated beside him as gunshots in Isale-Eko not far from Iga Idunganran rained directly on our vehicle. Thank God it was a bullet-proof car. Thank God Koro asked his mobile police security not to return fire for fire. If I had lost my life that day.

Benin roads: Promises made, promises kept

WHAT Edo people will always remember Governor Adams Oshiomhole for is the urban renewal programme of his administration. On assumption of office, he assured Edo people that he was going to fix the roads in the state since they were in deplorable conditions and the drainage system in Benin city was poor.

Brussels and Chibok (2)

ERUESE’S mother knew what was going on, even if she did not encourage it. She put her daughter in harm’s way and is complicit in the so called abduction.

Nigeria’s democracy:Three steps backward

DEMOCRACY- ‘government of the people, by the people and for the people’- has generally been accepted as the best instrument of perfect governance all over the world.

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