Anyone that still doubts that Boko Haram has been defeated would have to watch the latest video released by Abubakar Shekau, the sociopath leader of the terror group – or read up the English transcription of the rant. For Shekau to have declared  in the ten-minute video that “I am tired of this calamity; it is better I die and go to rest in paradise” says a lot about the morale of whatever is left of the nest of killers that once straddled the north-east of Nigeria.

Nigerians have held President Muhammadu Buhari on public accountability strictly on his professed sobriquet of “Change mantra,” in the administration of Nigeria.  Before May 2015, there was a unanimous consensus among Nigerians that the country had slipped into very dangerous abyss of ennui, where virtually all public institutions and agencies collapsed pathetically, amid mounting problems.

THE  history of mass murder of Jews in the Concentration camps by the German Nazi (Third Reich) has once more come into focus  following a deliberate effort by some politicians and historians mostly Israelis, to rope the state of Poland into the atrocities despite evidences to the contrary.

IN a recent publication, PwC, United States, asked and answered a germane question as follows: “What does a customer-centered organization look like? It’s an organization that considers the customer in everything it does, from procurement to deployment to the entire customer experience. It also speaks to its customers in their own language and makes it easy for them to align their goals with the mission at hand.”

The 2017 legislative year has come and gone, but not without leaving legacies which define the moments. This is with special reference to the institution of the National Assembly and the lawmakers who handle the sacred instruments of law making.