The unidentified problem of Nigeria: From forced migration to AUTOSUCOM Revolution (I)
NASS Leadership and Kwankwaso’s Bad Verses
Bayelsa 2016: Will a dark horse succeed Dickson?
NASS Leadership and Kwankwaso’s Bad Verses
Joyful Homes: Coping with social pressure
ENUGU: Gov. Ugwuanyi’s peace and development initiatives
Why Ekweremadu’s re-election is in Order
In defence of Oyegun
Unfair treatment of workers is corruption
Your value is tied to Nigeria
Julius Pondi: Recognizing a legislator of great promise
Imoke: A legacy of peace and political stability
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SubscribeNigeria in need of electronic voting system
The plethora of cases emanating from the 2015 Elections demands for total electronic voting system as the only panacea for credible, free and fair election in Nigeria. The election of 1993 that gave rise to the JUNE 12 debacle though adjudged credible and fair still had some concerns, which gave room for the obnoxious annulment that moved our dear country backward.
Will Nigeria set the pace for the black race?
I have always believed that the government has a responsibility to educate its citizens and this, apart from free tuition includes; provision of standard equipment to facilitate training and a good remuneration for teaching staff. However, most often than not, the resources available are not enough to meet this obligation and that is where the responsibility of the citizenry comes in.
Ekweremadu: The bond of bipartisanship
The above quote exemplified the kind of political matrix, horse trading and permutation that led to the historic emergence of a bipartisan leadership of the 8th National Assembly—especially the Red Chamber, where the unalloyed support of the opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, led to the enthronement of Senator Abubakar Bukola Saraki of the All Progressives Party, APC, as Senate President against all odds placed on his way by the leadership of the ruling party, APC. For years to come, political analysts and social commentators will dispense a lot of intellectual energy introspecting on the political tsunami that led to the formation of a bipartisan Senate in the 8th National Assembly.
NASS leadership elections and APC’s double speak
Treachery’, ‘Disloyalty’, “Monumental act of indiscipline’, ‘Betrayal’ , ‘Ridicule’, and ‘obstacles for the new administration.” These are harsh words used by the Publicity Secretary of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, Mr, Lai Mohammed in his reaction to the election of Senator Olusola Saraki and Yakubu Dogara (both members of the APC) […]
Handover Notes: Buhari must take personal interest in the content
President Muhammadu Buhari, who has just been sworn-in, ended his last public assignment 16 years ago, when he voluntarily resigned as Chairman of the Petroleum (Special) Trust Fund (PTF). That was on the eve of the take-off of the Fourth Republic with the handover of power by the last military regime of Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar.
National Assembly: The law of natural consequence
A lot of thoughts have been advanced by different interest groups on the emergence of Senator Bukola Saraki and Rt Honourable Yakubu Dogara of Kwara and Bauchi respectively. Different power houses should realise that their power ends where the right of another power is affected
APC unraveling
ALL Progressives Congress (APC), on Tuesday, June 9, got a lesson in how not to be a majority party! Like many Nigerians, I was intrigued by the drama in the National Assembly
Joyful Homes
For sometime now, the issue has been the focus in our home videos, daily lives and larger families. I mean the issue of waiting for children by couples.
We have a new beginning
By Col. Kemi Peters (retd) On April 28th 2015 our nation was given a new lease of life. The nation had one of the most transparent elections ever held in our country. All international observers rated it above average. All thanks to God almighty and Professor Attahiru Jega, the INEC Chairman. However it was not […]
Uncle Sam @ 80 – An appreciation
I join the numerous friends and admirers of Mr Sam Amuka (Uncle Sam) to congratulate him on his 80th birthday and to wish him many happy returns in good health and contentment. My admiration for Uncle Sam dates back to his “Sad Sam” column in the Sunday Times that he edited between 1967 and 1971.
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