AS laudable as the presidential pronouncement regarding the recognition of June 12 as Democracy Day, and its decision to bestow National Awards on winners of the election – MKO Abiola and Babagana Kingibe, along with the erudite lawyer, the late Gani Fawehinmi – may have been deemed a welcome development, the failure to recognise and give special recognition to the laudable and selfless role played by the late Pa Alfred Ogbeyiwa Rewane could be described not only as lopsided, but also smacks of insensitivity on the part of the Federal Government of Nigeria.

I write to bring to your attention the need and urgency to adopt a new instrument of governance for our country to create a Nigeria that works; A happier Nigeria.

Oweilaemi should feel obliged to abandon his two policies and draw inspiration from Yew’s Singapore

I read with disgust, the aforementioned full-page advertorial by a group under the name of Benin National Council, published in the Vanguard of June 19, 2018.

Governor Rochas  Okorocha of Imo State  recent yelling to the effect that no governor in Imo State’s history has either equaled or surpassed his records which enjoyed screaming headlines in the media has expectedly opened  the Pandora’s box, triggering  several questions: what informed this obvious misinformation, distortion of facts and awful attempts to re-write records  of governance and public administration in Imo?