From palliatives to pathways: What Nigeria’s humanitarian future demands of us
By Bernard M. Doro & Sharon Dimanche When a family receives emergency assistance after conflict, displacement, flooding or economic hardship, the immediate objective is clear: save lives, protect dignity and meet urgent needs. The harder question is what happens next. Does that support simply help a family survive today’s crisis, or can it become the […]
Omo-Agege: Re-defining constituency empowerment
Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, representing Delta Central Senatorial district at the National Assembly is inevitably turning out to be news-maker in every sense as it concerns the Urhobo nation and its people. While the Urhobo were yet reveling in his outstanding, purposeful and energetic representation of their national effort at the red chambers of the National Assembly, he has yet embarked on constituency empowerment programme that has never been seen or heard of in Urhobo political history.
The vindication of the Benue Anti-Open Grazing Law
The servant-leader for now is focused on his rescue mission while leaving his political future to God to decide at the right time
Ministry of Power: Eligible customer declaration
Today, Nigeria is essentially facing the same crisis California suffered in 2001, but Nigeria’s response is to open the gates for eligible customers to depart load
The ubth: Striving for excellence
We make this declaration based on what we saw at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital
Amosun and artificial boundaries
I believe the message of the Ogun State governor is most pertinent and has the same appeal to the people of Nigeria, especially at this time of socio-political agitations
