Tompolo, Otuaro and Borders
Eyes in the Sky: How Oyo’s new surveillance aircraft could change fight against kidnapping
The National Award: An elitist shenanigan
That Edo PDP October rally: A post-mortem(2)
Election petitions and Appeal Court
Principles of the Biafran Revolution (Ahiara Declaration)
That Edo PDP October rally: A post-mortem
Edo 2012: When silence is not golden
How non-oil export can drive Vision 20:2020
How Benin-Ore road was transformed
Why I returned schools to Missions
Edo 2012: Who flies PDP’s flag?
Fuel subsidy: Why reason must prevail (2)
Fuel subsidy: Why reason must prevail
…Because we are involved in Edo
The Oshiomhole phenomenon (2)
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SubscribeHomosexuals or less than Homo sapiens!
AN Omniscient Creator never intended it so. Nothing can be more unnatural. Nothing can be more irksome to nature. Homo sapiens know it is bestial. And only demons could sponsor it; only their apparent viceroys among men (like the David Camerons of this depraved world) could sell it; and only persons who devils have first married themselves to could buy and consume it.
ABSU rape: The mourning after
IT is probably only in Nigeria that five young men would brutally rape a woman, record the vile act on video, circulate it on the internet, and yet go scot free.
The triump of Kashim Shettima
THE election of Alhaji Kashim Shettima as the Governor of Borno state in the last April elections was recently upheld, by virtue of the dismissal of the petition filed by the People’s Democratic Party, PDP, candidate, Alhaji Mohammed Goni, challenging the outcome of the election.
The Oshiomhole phenomenon
WHEN Adams Aliu Oshiomhole burst on to the political arena of Edo State in 2007 a number of people expressed fear that quite a few odds were stacked up against him.
Empowering Nigerian Women: Insight, Ideas and Strategy Part 1
“When women are fully involved, the benefits can be seen immediately: families are healthier and better fed; their income, savings and reinvestment go up. And what is true of families is also true of communities and, in the long run, of whole countries…”
Talking Insurance: A leadership skill in today’s business world (3)
The first step is to approach your subordinate positively with some passion that will involve him/her in the solution finding. If employees are not involved in decisions which affect them, they can never be fully committed.
Let’s tame the power sector monster
Can any honest person oppose the capture of biometric data in our civil service? Can any patriotic Nigerian constitute a stumbling block to the unbundling of the bastions of inefficiently run pivotal institutions that have constituted an obstacle to rapid economic development in spite of Nigeria’s abundant natural resources?
Sound public procurement: Way out of fiscal indiscipline
The relegation of agriculture to the background at the onset of the oil boom during the 1970s occurred side by side with what has been described in some quarters as the epoch of implantation of corruption in the country.
Anenih, as we see him
Edo State Commissioner for Information, Louis Odion, in a syndicated interview with some political reporters, purportedly in Lagos, seized the occasion of the anniversary of his boss, Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s third year in office, to hurl uncharitable tirade at Chief Tony Anenih, the Iyasele of Esanland and national leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
The danger in a redundant vice president
In 1976, the 49 -man Constitution Drafting Committee, headed by the late Chief Rotimi Williams, received 346 memoranda from various groups, individuals and government agencies, on how best to produce a new constitution for Nigeria.
Anenih, as we see him
Edo State Commissioner for Information, Louis Odion, in a syndicated interview with some political reporters, purportedly in Lagos, seized the occasion of the anniversary of his boss, Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s third year in office, to hurl uncharitable tirade at Chief Tony Anenih, the Iyasele of Esanland and national leader of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Birthday unusual for the Chief Servant at 56
Away from the pomp usually associated with birthdays, Governor Babangida Aliyu of Niger State celebrated his last birthday doing things that had no bearing with the milestone.
2012: Osunbor remains Edo PDP beacon of hope
As the race for the Edo Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP governorship candidate draws close only one man seems to have the track records to unseat the lion occupying Denis Osadebey Government House.
Disqualification of Sylva is illegal and unconstitutional
PDP has purportedly disqualified Governor Timipre Sylva from participating in a purported Governorship Primaries to nominate its Governorship Candidate for the February, 2012 Bayelsa State Governorship Election.
Zoning and Akwa Ibom governorship 2011
For politicians in Akwa Ibom State, the 2015 gubernatorial election may be over three years away but the concern of who will take over from Governor Godswill Akpabio has attracted some interest in recent political discourses.
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