Beyond the Shadows of 1993: Law, evidence and the sovereign will
‘Ghost’ beneficiaries beneficiaries of N33/7bn cash transfer
Buhari: The president Nigeria desperately need
Time to vote for a new Nigeria
Yobe PDP’s difficult road to April elections
Jonathan, Ndigbo and so on…
Tribute to Jeye Okorodudu, a worthy friend
Education and mis-placed values
African rulers, the Gbagbo metaphor
Nigerian Job Seekers, ‘Working Experience’ Saga
Get Gbagbo (2)
Rebranding Nigeria: Why Dora ‘absconded’!
Nwabunia, Chinwuba and intellectual dishonesty
PDP convention: Zuma and Atiku
Niger Delta: Why should they all? (2)
LASU – The ball in Fashola’s court
APGA, which way?
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SubscribeAkunyili, citizen Godwin and APGA
FROM Day One, former Information and Communications Minister and former D-G of NAFDAC, Professor Dora Akunyili, had stood as a brilliant student.
Is NIPSS really a graveyard of careers?(3)
IT is unthinkable that any one individual will go through a 10-month course and not pick up vital lessons that will guide him/her not only on the job but in life generally, so as to be a more productive citizen.
Renewing the Delta mandate
ON April 14, 2007 the people of Delta State trooped out to elect a governor to manage the affairs of the state.Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan was given that mandate, having polled the majority votes in that election.
Analysing Nigeria’s current crime surge
CONCEPTUALLY, crime can be seen as an infraction of both the basic principles of law and order and the norms of civilised behaviour. No society is immune from this knotty social problem but what differs is the frequency and magnitude of the situation and the response mechanisms to address it.
Is NIPSS really a graveyard of careers?(2)
FOR this purpose, the Institute, in addition to seminars and workshops on an ad hoc or continuing basis, conducts courses for top level participants with a view to expanding their outlook and perspective, and broadening their conceptual capacity and qualities of discernment and analysis.
Is NIPSS really a graveyard of careers?
THE Hardball column on the back page of THE NATION newspaper of December 13, 2010, was as much a broadside against the police high command as it was an ill-informed disparagement of the National Institute for Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), Kuru, near Jos in Plateau State.
Evil triumph when good men keep silent
I HAVE the privilege and humility to come to you today, to formally declare my intention to run for a second term in office as the governor of Abia State, under the banner of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the coming 2011 general election.
Atiku and gains of democratic struggles
IT is not an over-statement that Atiku Abubakar is today the greatest champion for demoratic stability and advancement in the country. In life, reward for hardwork is success. Hardwork surely pays. The life story of Atiku Abubakar is full of hardwork, perseverance, patience, diligence, excellence, surprises and success. As an orphan, Atiku beat all odds and emerged as a superstar from a humble beginning.
For Tony Enahoro the fight is over
Eromosele Enahoro was an excellent newsmaker. That would have been sufficient for a prolific journalist that he was, except that Tony Enahoro was most times the news himself.
The gains of diplomacy in governance
In 2007, on assumption of office, Governor Ibrahim Shehu Shema of Katsina State established CDCs i.e Community Development Committees.
Conducting credible guber re-run in Delta State
UNDOUBTEDLY, these are critical times for the electorate in Delta State. Unless any of the eligible candidates for the governorship re-run ordered by the Court of Appeal in Benin, on November 9, 2010, secures an injunction from the court, the Resident Electoral Commissioner, (REC), in Delta State, Dr. Gabriel Adaku, will conduct the gubernatorial re-run on Thursday, January 6, 2011.
125 years of Catholic Church in Eastern Nigeria
SINCE the day Reverend Father Lutz from France stepped his feet on the soil of the ancient city of Onitsha in 1885, the history of the people of Eastern Nigeria has not been the same.
Atiku’s politics of entitlement (2)
WHEN their candidate was roundly defeated by Barack Obama on the November 4, 2008 United States Presidential election, at the concession speech of Senator McCain, you could observe a lot of his supporters were bitter, not because their candidate lost the election, but because he lost to a blackman! Most of them were crying ‘how could this happen? How can this black man rule ‘our’ America’? To them America belongs to the white man, period.
Atiku’s politics of entitlement
THE reported events of Thursday November 16, 2010, highlighted what Nigerians knew all along. For starters, a group known as Coalition of Atiku Northern Supporters (CANSU) who are staunch supporters of the former Vice-President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, was reported to have issued a statement.
Politicians’ unguarded utterances in Abia
I HAVE watched with dismay the unguarded utterances of some political undertakers who think they are still relevant politically in Abia State against Governor Theodore Orji, especially as next year’s general elections approach.
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