Osita Chidoka At 50: A Statesman And Gentleman – Osmund Agbo

Since I made up my mind to pen these thoughts on Osita Chidoka’s life journey, I have had to wrestle internally to keep my personal bias at bay. The reason being that the goal here is to present the fact as I know

BREAKING: Southern Governors’ Forum Insist On Rotation Of Presidency, Ban On Open-Grazing, Rejects Removal Of Transmission Of Election Results From Electoral Act…

The Southern Governors Forum rising from their follow up meeting in Lagos State have resolved that they uphold rotational presidency, insisting that the President of Nigeria must come from the Southern Nigeria. The stance of the Forum was read in a communique read

PDP Calling Uzodimma’s 15000 Youths Empowerment A Hoax?

By Ethelbert Okere Governor Hope Uzodimma could not have been under any illusion that he would receive accolades from so-called opposition elements in the state, for superintending over a programme that is currently empowering 15,000 youths in the state. One, the sheer number

Nnamdi Kanu’s arrest and matters arising

By Kazeem Olalekan Israel SIR: Nnamdi Kanu’s case, just like that of the Ogoni Nine is purely a presidency affair, but, it must also be said that the execution of the bench warrant issued against Kanu for jumping bail by the court of law

The Arrest Of Nnamdi Kanu, Will It Stop Agitation?

by Dr. Chuks Osuji, OON One of the greatest news which has been trending on the pages of newspapers, radio stations and the social media in the last 48hrs is the news about the arrest of Nnamdi Kanu, the acclaimed leader of Indegenous

BRF At 58: A Return To The Mind’s Infrastructure

By Hakeem Bello Twelve years ago, in his Year 2010 budget presentation to the Lagos State House of Assembly on Tuesday, 3 November 2009, as Governor of Lagos State, Babatunde Raji Fashola, SAN, had said, in part, “…while a lot of work has been

Ivory Coast Ex-President Gbagbo’s Triumphant Return

By Bisi Olawunmi Abidjan, the main city of Ivory Coast, officially known as Cote D’Ivoire, was agog in celebration on Thursday, 17 June, 2021 when former President Laurent Gbagbo made a triumphant return to the country. He had been discharged and acquitted at

Bishop Oyedepo, Twitter Ban And Social Media Regulation

By Segun Ayobolu IN incisive and pungent critiques of the ongoing consideration in the National Assembly of Executive Bills seeking to amend the Nigerian Press Council Act and the National Broadcasting Commission Act, the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), Newspapers Proprietors Association of

NPC Amendment Act: The Corrupt Mind Of Power

UnderTow  Even as Attorney General of the Federation (AGF), Abubakar Malami, continues to study the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Court’s interim injunction against Nigeria prosecuting those allegedly contravening the suspension of Twitter, paths continue to cross as the mainstream media

My Open Letter To President Buhari – Dike Chukwumerije

Mister President, I listened very closely to your last interview, and would respectfully like to respond to the parts that stung me the most. You are famous for saying a lot with a little. And, in that interview, you did not disappoint. It