Measures to tackle security challenges in Southeast Nigeria
When political actors resort to violence to settle disagreements, they undermine the very democratic system they claim to defend
Fiddling while the land burns
If the people cannot have confidence in the security that government has put in place, it means the government has failed
UPU: Ufuoma and his diatribes
Olorogun Taiga is an international businessman and technocrat; he has never been a card carrying party man
The killing contest between Buhari and the PDP – Reno
On Thursday June 28, 2018, Femi Adesina, President Muhammadu Buhari’s spokesman, released what he called a list of killings that occurred during the sixteen years that the Peoples Democratic Party governed Nigeria, as the government’s response to the recent killings of Nigerians in Plateau state
Delta North, why Nwaoboshi?
Nwaoboshi is a first timer in the red chamber, yet emerged as the Senate committee chairman on Niger Delta Affairs; his diminutive stature does not obscure his intellectual strength
Making Online marketplaces safer for consumers
THOUGH the 2018 World Consumer Rights Day, WCRD, had come and gone, this year’s edition which held on March 15, 2018, drew a global focus on the fast evolving, ubiquitous marketplace enabled by the Internet. The theme set for the 2018 celebration by Consumers International, CI, the global consumer protection watchdog, was Making Digital Marketplaces Fairer in recognition of the growing challenges of protecting consumers in a new market that transcends physical borders, ignores geographical boundaries and confirms the age old maxim that the world has truly become a global village.
