How the New Army Formations Will Rewrite Kwara’s Security Story
DANA crash and aviation industry (2)
Dantong – Dies, Defeats Death
Edo governorship: Let the gods truly speak
Nigeria’s territory loss over Bakassi dispute
Zik/Eyo Ita face-off: Aladinma’s misrepresentations
Edo people must vote wisely
Bakassi: Why behave like a big blind nation?
Edo guber race: Oshiomhole and his oracles
Cross River, Akwa Ibom and the illegal NBC Map
Security and insecurity
Anambra: Still on El-Rufai and his Yes-men (2)
Benin, from squalor to splendor
How to curb the sleeping sickness threat

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Edo guber: Oshiomhole’s ambition and Benin monarch
IN the last eight weeks or so, certain political actions and indiscretion of Governor of Edo State, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, have unjustifiably put pressure on the Benin Palace and, by implication, the Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, Oba Erediauwa, such that the Palace was forced to offer clarifications through press statements on two occasions.
Anambra: Still on El-Rufai and his Yes men
IN reaction to Mallam Nasir el-Rufai’s uninformed piece on Anambra State entitled: “Anambra: Budget of Misplaced Priorities”, many people have written by way of further comments on the subject. Quite unusual of the Governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi did a rejoinder himself; he sought to correct a misrepresentation of his State.
Re: Anambra: The limits of propaganda(2)
INDEED, even after obtaining the Council’s approval, the Governor in some cases was able to prevail on some contractors to further reduce the cost of projects before the contract documents were signed.
As Ojo Maduekwe leaves for Ottawa …
Ottawa is in Canada and Canada is a leading commonwealth country just as Nigeria. President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan recently presented letters of credence to a fresh team of envoys and easily, the most visible in that team is Chief Ojo Maduekwe, CFR, eloquent and well read Lawyer, astute politician, skilled administrator, public affairs analyst, great orator and thinker extraordinary.
Culpability in the Dana air crash (2)
THE Nigerian aviation law prohibits the registration and operation of aircrafts more than 22 years old for ferrying air passengers. That airline companies in Nigeria continue to register and operate planes older than 22 years is an indictment of the Ministry of Aviation and NCAA.
Edo ACN and the phantom of sustainable development
On Thursday, June 14, 2012, the Independent Television, ITV, Benin aired two interactive political discussion segments on its flagship breakfast programme, “This Morning on ITV”. The two sections had the same focus of the definition of true governance and people-oriented development of Edo State.
Re: Anambra: The limits of propaganda
I HAD the opportunity to read the piece titled, “Anambra: The limits of propaganda”, written by Mr. Chudi Offodile, a politician of the PDP stock, though a legal practitioner by training, from Anambra State. I feel constrained, having been involved in the government of His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi, Governor of Anambra State, from its inception, to correct some of the fallacies contained in the write-up of Mr. Offodile.
Priming our idling regulatory agencies (2)
Of course, repositioning them will not be easy, due to the poor state of our public service as a whole! It will involve restructuring each agency to be used, and streamlining the regulatory environment of the sector concerned.
Culpability in the Dana air crash
AGAIN, Nigeria wept over another avoidable colossal waste of human lives. The crash of the Dana Air Flight 0092 was a direct consequence of disregard for safety standards in pursuit of profits by the management of Dana air coupled with the corruption in the government agencies that regulate the aviation industry.
Priming our idling regulatory agencies
CONSIDER the ongoing reform that the Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Mrs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (through the Task Force on Port Reforms) is carrying out in our maritime industry, which has led to the reduction of the number of official agencies in our ports, from about 14 to about five; and to the new 24-hour port operations regime.

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