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G-100: Opposition parties offer 4-yr single term to stop Tinubu
***Atiku, Obi, Makinde absent at summit ***ADC, APM, NDC, PDP faction, PRP, SDP, DLA work out template By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA — Presidential candidates of the African Democratic Congress ADC,
Oversight: Dangote Refinery secures court’s orders against NMDPRA
By Innocent Anaba LAGOS — A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has restrained the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, NMDPRA, a federal agency charged with the responsibility
The Problem With Nigerian Football
REUBEN ABATI It is sad to see the excitement of Nigerians over football leagues in Europe (The English Premier League, La Liga in Spain, Italy’s Serie A, Germany’s Bundesliga, the
The Price of Cheap Petrol
Olatunde Akande Nigeria has abolished one fuel subsidy. It is now debating whether another, aimed at production rather than consumption, might work. Economists are fond of reminding people that there
Video: Kidnappers threatened to kill us after one month — Rescued NYSC member
A rescued National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, David Ayodele, has recounted the harrowing experience he and other abductees endured after being kidnapped and taken into a forest in Kogi
A Leadership Lesson for Nigeria from Dolly Parton, by Dakuku Peterside
Dolly Parton has never governed a state, controlled a public budget, or commanded the machinery of government. Yet her life offers Nigeria a timely lesson: leadership is measured not by
House of chiefs should be the next (4), by Eric Teniola
This week, we continue the series on why the House of Chiefs should be considered by the National Assembly. In conclusion of their report, Section 37 states that (a) “The
Uprooting terrorists’ logistic supply chains
Nigeria’s war against terrorism and banditry has reached a point where military firepower alone cannot deliver victory. What began with the Boko Haram insurgency in 2009 has metastasised into a
Is the NBA in short supply of resource persons? By Ejiro Ofoye
There are moments when an institution must pause—not necessarily because it has acted unlawfully, but because a particular decision raises deeper questions about judgment, standards and institutional identity. The decision
Southern Nigeria leaders as stooges of hegemonists
By BEN OGU Every question tends to elicit an answer to a puzzle, and without presuming or presupposing, it anticipates a clarification, which it can establish or refute based on
