The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
TWENTY-FIVE years after the planes struck America, the most frightening part of 9/11 may not be what the terrorists achieved, but what they originally intended to achieve - and what intelligence agencies have since learned to prevent.
Dangers of Executive take over of NASS
IT has become necessary for all lovers of democracy and haters of autocracy to beam their searchlight on the unfolding events at the National Assembly, particularly the Senate. Even before the inauguration of the Eight Senate, controversy had been thick in the air and there was plenty of jockeying for power, supremacy, and control of […]
Urgent restructuring of Nigerian polity
In a truly federal system which has been severally advocated over the years civilians are in favour of a return to our former parliamentary system of governance which is result oriented with regions and federating units with the devolution of power from the centre back to the regions or states.
Cattle Ranches: The search for common ground
Concerned by frequent clashes between farmers and herdsmen with grievous effects on cropping and livestock farming, the Federal Government recently considered the establishment of ranches to minimise the movement of cattle.
Edo 2016: Time for Edo APC to close ranks
Signals emanating from supporters of the Edo State chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, Prince Anselm Ojezua and supporters of the National Chairman of the party, Chief John Odigie Oyegun are not soothing as we approach the crucial September 10 governorship poll.
Ndigbo: Why Joe Igbokwe’s Self-Enslavement Worries Me
In his well published diatribe against the Igbo people of Nigeria, Joe Igbokwe, the Publicity Secretary of the ruling All Progressives Congress, Lagos State chapter, who is also a son of Igbo, poured invectives on the Igbo nation while making spurious allegations against them.
