When the state turns the law against dissent under Tinubu’s watch
Gov Peter Obi and record of public debt in Anambra
The misunderstood Oweilaemi and Okowa-Otuaro
What does it mean to be a Nigerian?
My June 12!
NDDC’s abracadabra in Warri
Tribute to a promise keeper with passion for his people
Super Eagles and Marcus the pig at the World Cup
Corruption: Executive and legislature are partners
Insurgency, Nigerian army and a June diary
Saraki, Offa armed robbers and the law
Ibeto’s global foray and Africa’s huge housing deficits
Delta 2019: Separating facts from fiction
Complementary role of the judiciary and the church

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SubscribeThe President’s deft move
President Burhari could be so identified as the Nigerian President that reintegrated Nigeria by ensuring horizontal accountability in Nigeria and resolving major National question, such as the M.K.O, Abiola case and Nigerian Civil War question
Buhari, June 12 and the crying Generals
T.Y. Danjuma had to go outside the shore of Nigeria at old age to cry for help concerning the killings of his people and Obasanjo is now crying for fear of being arrested and going to prison at old age by one of theirs
Ikpeazu: a beacon of hope in social investment
During the electioneering campaigns in 2015, one of the promises made by Governor Okezie Ikpeazu PhD was that as a Governor he would hold the hand of the weakest in the society and give them hope for a better tomorrow. The life history of the Governor exemplifies hope, sustained through hard work, preparation and taking advantage of opportunities that abound.
Ikpeazu: The beacon of hope in good governance
When we decided to down tool of over a decade of agitation for good governance and positive change, and opposition to bad governance, stealing and drifts in statecraft, so as to give vent to an emerging development-oriented phenomenon in our Gods own State, Abia, many did not believe us. Our reasons for so doing can be seen and felt.
Osun 2018: Defining the stake
If things go terribly wrong during the exercise, it could give the opposition an advantage; but the other parties themselves will have to be more cohesive than they are at the moment to win
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