OPINION | The Need For A South East Coordinated Security Team
by Obinna Osigwe
One of the main functions of the government is to provide security for her citizens, as well as enforce law and order. When the citizens cannot move freely to conduct their businesses and in constant fear of … Continue Reading
Europe must be the frontrunner to avoid Africa’s Corona boomerang
By Luca Jahier, President of the European Economic and Social Committee
For a continent with nearly 1.3 billion inhabitants, Africa has so far been relatively spared by the COVID-19 pandemic, with roughly 6000 cases – mostly in South Africa … Continue Reading
Rivers State Election: Fraud, Facts, Questions and Answers
By R. B. Dagogo-Jack
FACTS:
In the 2015 elections, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), controlled the Federal Government of Nigeria FGN, and the All Progressives Congress APC was in opposition.
The Military was heavily involved during the elections which … Continue Reading
50 Days In Hell: We Must Not Forget Deji Adeyanju By Fredrick Nwabufo
One thing is certain; tyranny will always have cheerleaders. When Adolf Hitler was asphyxiating Jews in death chambers, there were people who cheered him on. When General Sani Abacha was drawing blood from all who opposed him, there were people who kissed … Continue Reading
OPINION | Shiites’ Lives also Matter by Jude Ndukwe
By Jude Ndukwe
So much has been said about the growing fractious relationship between the military and the civil society. Before now, our military especially the army, had been the bastion of discipline, restraint and civility. Growing up, a lot … Continue Reading
Love Nnamdi Kanu, But Love Yourself and The Igbo Race More – By Comrade Phils
Nnamdi Kanu says Igbos will not vote in the 2019 elections.The elections has Peter Obi, one of Igbo’s finest sons and one of the few past governors without a single corruption case, who served and left
Opinion | It’s Time to Save Nigeria: Thinking Outside The Box – by Ayokunle Fagbemi
An Abuja based political scientist, Ayokunle Fagbemi – the Executive Director, Center for Peacebuilding and Socio-Economic Resources Development (CePSERD). He is renowned for always “thinking outside the box” in what often turns out to be informed deviant, pseudo anti but … Continue Reading
Between Buhari’s National Interest and the Universal Rule of Law
By Jude Ndukwe
“Politics is the art of making your selfish desires seem like the national interest” – Thomas Sowell
Recently, during his address to lawyers at the 2018 Annual Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA, in Abuja, President … Continue Reading
OPINION | Russia 2018: Ifeanyi Ubah and the audacity of leadership
By Ariyo Dare-Atoye
Western conspiracy against Russia had certainly gone beyond the excessively contrived failure of socialism. Save for the global financial meltdown of 2008 that had poignantly exposed the buttock of capitalism and critically challenged its ideology, what had
OPINION | The Executive Order Six (6) and Its Consequencies – By Kingsley Onwubiko
BY ENGR. ONWUBIKO K.C (MNSE, MEWRI).
Presidential executive orders are rules issued by the president to an executive branch of government.
These orders have full force of law, based on the authority derived from statute or the constitution itself. The … Continue Reading