How Onyejeocha ran Nigeria’s toughest Ministry, and why she deserves a return to the House
By Emameh Gabriel When Nkeiruka Onyejeocha left the National Assembly for the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment, seasoned watchers of Nigeria’s political terrain knew what she was walking into. Labour is not a ministry for the faint-hearted. It is the pressure point where the aspirations of Nigeria’s teeming workforce collide with the fiscal realities […]
Edo election: Who decides, tribunal or…?
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Remita app: What every fintech consumer must know
Electronic payment platforms such as Paga, PayPal, PaywithCapture, QuickTeller and e-Tranzact are only a handful of the dominant players in Nigeria’s burgeoning fintech industry. Collectively, they have made financial transactions much easier, eliminating the need for consumers to join long queues in banking halls or restrict their financial transactions to official work hours Mondays through Fridays.
Ogbemudia: Warm and humane
True to the man’s proclamation, Ogbemudia arranged for his rickety vehicle to be replaced
Edo Tribunal: Who is afraid of the ballout count?
If INEC is truly confident that the election it conducted was not tainted by over-voting or that figures were not inflated, why should it object to the recount of its own ballot papers?
Outcry about Hopewell
IT is hard to resist participating in the ongoing conversation regarding the blasphemy charges raised against one of our very own son of Egbaland, the author and pastor Joseph S.S.
