Nigeria @66: CISLAC calls for end to impunity, stronger institutions
Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Transparency International Chapter in Nigeria, has called for an end to impunity, stronger democratic institutions, justice, peace and inclusive economic prosperity as Nigeria marks its 66th Independence Anniversary.
Kogi Guber: Acid test for Nigeria’s jurisprudence
AS Justice Abdul Kafarati of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja prepares to deliver judgement on the suit filed by Jibrin Isah (Echocho) seeking to validate the January 2011 Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship primary election in Kogi State today, there are anxieties as to whether the judgement will not toe the path of the suit filed by the former governor of Bayelsa State, Timpriye Sylva against the PDP for excluding him from the second primary election of the party.
Iwu vs Jega regimes: How much progress for INEC ?
RECENT publications in the press about administrative lapses in the independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has called to question, the public expectations ascribed to the Commission Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega.
Relevance of public relations in Nigeria’s crisis management
PUBLIC relations, PR, is a term that is widely misunderstood and misused to describe anything from selling to hosting, when in fact it is a very specific communications process.
Onshore/Offshore dichotomy and North’s dance of shame
NIGERIA, with its peculiarities and challenges never ceases to have in stock some amusing developments from time to time.
Demolition of Abonnema and other water front communities(2)
THE Commissioner for Information and Communication, Mrs. Ibim Semenitari claimed that the residents in the waterfront communities live demeaning life and that the government had decided to take the people away from such miserable condition of living. In fact, what the government is doing is to render those who live in slums completely homeless.
