The textbook debate and the future of education reform
Healing Kaduna: How Governor Uba Sani is rebuilding health system
True federalism: Key for real growth and development
Revamp Ondo PDP now!
Jega’s hollow ritual
South East and Jonathan’s presidency
As Customs Service nurtures economic growth
Why Buhari lost
Illiterates in our own language
Curbing corruption at the Customs Command
Revamping our politics as basis for development
2011 general elections debates
The confusion about tinted glasses
Mis-reading the signal of history in Nigerian politics
Akwa Ibom is leading change in Africa
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SubscribeControversial Ika North elections
OF all the elections so far held in Nigeria this year, the reported fraudulent and criminal activities that characterised polling in Ika North of Delta State are shameful and disgusting. Dr. Godwin Awvioro, a lecturer in Anatomy at Delta State University, was the returning officer there. He refused to announce fabricated election results, even at gunpoint. He later surfaced at the Police Headquarters in Asaba, the Delta State capital to cancel the results of the fraudulent elections.
The London dilemma and Uduaghan’s ambition
I MUST necessarily start by congratulating Goodluck Jonathan for listening to me on the matter of Ibori’s London trial. In “Any Deal between Jonathan, Ibori-Uduaghan” recently published by various media organs home and abroad I opened that topic this way: “We all love Goodluck Jonathan, and yours sincerely has arguably done more pro-GEJ articles (published home and abroad) than anybody since Atiku emptied his political campaigns of sanity.
Antics of Ndibe
YESTERDAY, for supporting Chuma Nzeribe, our self-acclaimed political puritan, Dr. Okey Ndibe said that Governor Obi was treacherous.
When people’s vote counted
IT was a story of condemnation, chastising, anger, despair, discouragement and depression when Professor Attahiru Jega, Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission first announced the postponement of the National Assembly elections.
Ngige and the jinx of electoral misadventure
DR. CHRIS Nwabueze Ngige can’t seem to walk away from political controversy and electoral misadventure. Since he came into political limelight in 2003 as the Anambra State governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, Ngige has lost two elections to Peter Obi/APGA; fought protracted battles with his political godfathers and is presently caught in the center of another electoral storm.
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