Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
By Allison Abanum Adams Oshiomhole’s first term has been defined by a deliberate strategy of translating legislative power into tangible federal presence for Edo North. As Chairman of the Senate Committee on Interior, he has leveraged his position to facilitate federal employment for constituents and ensure fair representation in federal institutions. His legislative record includes […]
Crowdfunding: Soludo’s other disruptive change
By Law Mefor Prof Chukwuma Soludo is indeed a disruptive and transformational leader. His disruptive change has now reached how campaigns ought to be funded. The Anambra State gubernatorial campaign is showcasing a startling new phenomenon in the annals of Nigerian elections. What hitherto was the trend was for the governorship candidate to offer money to groups and communities […]
2027: Why Delta Needs Dr. Nelson Aluya as Governor
· Visionary Leader for Progress and Prosperity By Odomero Igbodo As Delta State approaches the 2027 gubernatorial election, the need for a transformative leader with a proven track record of excellence, compassion, and innovation has never been more critical than now. Dr. Nelson Aluya, a distinguished physician-leader, healthcare administrator, and community advocate, stands out as […]
Who is King Charles N. Lambert?
Lambert’s philosophy is rooted in the idea that traditional capitalism has often functioned to maintain Africa’s economic dependence
Tuggar and Nigeria’s foreign policy, two years after
By DANIEL ADEOYE For many years Nigeria’s foreign policy appeared to be in limbo due to a combination of several militating factors that seriously undermined the country’s profile in the comity of nations. The development attracted a lot of bad press, with the country being frequently in the news for the wrong reasons. But the good […]
Tailoring tobacco control to fit Africa’s unique needs
By Dr Tendai Mhizha Across the world, countries are racing to become “smoke-free”, and some have already made remarkable progress. Sweden, for example, recently announced that only around 4.5 percent of its population still smoke cigarettes — the lowest reported rate in Europe. Their success has been celebrated as a model for others to follow. […]
