Floods: Tough decisions that may have protected Lagos
He signed For Anioma: The Ethiope state creation committee’s official verdict on Senator Ede Dafinone
Need for national coalition against rape
Maritime Academy @40: Challenges before federal govt and Multinationals
APGA: A time for consolidation
Kogi is bleeding: A call for collective rescue mission
Much ado about Buhari’s speech and the rodents’ invasion
Ativie’s counsel seeks forensic experts to vary Oshiomhole’s signature
On the crisis of TSA ownership…
Future of Nigeria is in the 2014 Confab report
Ekiti: A season of betrayals
Why ASUU is playing politics with TSA exclusion
Edo House: Claims and counter-claims
As lucky President Buhari returns
Chief Judges have powers to release prisoners
Akinwunmi Ambode’s random thoughts

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AS APC lauds Ugwuanyi
RECENTLY, members and leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC , converged at the Convention Hall of Nike Lake Resort, Enugu, in solidarity with one of their staunch members from Enugu State, the Nigerian Ambassador to Republic of India with Concurrent Accreditation to Bangladesh and Nepal, Major General Chris Sunday Eze (retd), who was accorded a befitting reception by Enugu State Government in respect of his new appointment.
JAMB and the politics of cut-off marks by Reuben Abati
I have followed with keen interest the controversy over the announcement of cut-off marks for Nigeria’s admission processes for the 2017/2018 session, with many commentators and the general public insisting that it is unwise, insensitive and retrogressive, to reduce the cut off mark for admissions into our tertiary institutions: 120 for universities, 100 for polytechnics and monotechnics, and a tentative 110 for Innovative Enterprise Institutions (IEIs).
Nigeria has enough laws to curb hate speeches
To ensure that public officers do not use the machinery of the State to silence their opponents or cover up corrupt practices and shield themselves from public scrutiny the provisions of the Criminal Code on seditious publications were declared illegal and unconstitutional by the Court of Appeal in the case of Arthur Nwankwo V the State (1985) 4 N.C.L.R. 228
Before darkness falls
THE one hundred and four days of President THE one hundred and four days of President Muhammadu Buhari’s medical sojourn opened the fault lines of the nation and a clear advertisement that ours is pretending to be a nation.
Value of politics to humanity
By Sulaiman Akinosho THE word politics is generally used in describing the activities of the people who occupy public office as well as the process of getting them there. It is believed to be synonymous with the process of managing the affairs of society. That is why anything that has to do with governance is […]

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