When the state turns the law against dissent under Tinubu’s watch
By KOLAWOLE OLANIYAN It is happening again. Under President Bola Tinubu, Nigerians are facing an increasingly repressive political and legal environment. Like the Muhammadu Buhari government before it, the Tinubu administration is making an utter mockery of Nigeria’s constitutional and international obligations to respect human rights and uphold the rule of law. There is something […]
2019: What Isoko needs
They point out that it would similarly be bad politics to deny Ogor credit for his contributions in attracting federal and constituency projects like the ICT Centre at Ozoro Polytechnic, science laboratory, classrooms, roads, street lighting and health facilities projects through a number of communities.
Basics of investment for pension officers
The point is that no matter the method you choose to invest, the goal is always to put your money to work so it earns you an additional profit
OYO’S AJIMOBI: Restoring the pacesetter’s glory
It is also on record that Ajimobi built the first ever flyover by any civilian administration in the state. This feat successfully decongested the once intractable traffic at the popular and ever-busy
The Senate’s 20-Point Intervention
The inability of the security agencies to appropriately tackle the security situations has led to the call for “rejigging of the security architecture”, a coinage that emanated from the National Assembly, which has since the beginning of the year focused a lot of attention, debate and briefing on the issue
Okowa : Celebrating the ‘Ekwueme’ at 59
Contemporary political observers watching the happenings in Delta State would rightly agree that hard work doesn’t kill; rather hard work in the right direction delivers enduring fruits. It yields life that history acknowledges ultimately. That is the enviable story of Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta State as he marks his 59th birthday today July 8, 2018.
