LAGOS, DEMOLITIONS AND ETHNIC INSINUATIONS
By: Kunle Adeshina December 8, 2023 It is no longer news that the Lagos State Government has intensified efforts toward sanitising the State’s environmental landscape. This is being done through a…
COP28 Nigeria delegates list: Separating facts from fiction
Dec. 3, 2023 By Temitope Ajayi The number of delegates from Nigeria attending the ongoing Climate Summit in Dubai otherwise called COP28 has generated a lot of controversies and strong…
Matters arising in Bayelsa, Imo, Kogi Off-Cycle Polls, By Tunde Rahman
Former President Goodluck Jonathan last weekend opened the debate on the propriety or otherwise of off-season elections. Speaking in an interview with journalists after voting at his Ward 13 Otuoke,…
ANA: Towards a virile library at the Writers’ Village, by Tunde OlusunleÂ
At one of the earliest editions of the reinvented *Mbari Series,* perhaps the inaugural, I suggested that we should endeavour to help purposely grow the library of Association…
SLAPP me, I Slap you: Journalists find ways to overcome libel suits, by Ken Ugbechie
The International Press Institute (IPI) Nigeria recently held a two-day workshop on how Nigerian journalists could avoid SLAPP suits and walk the fine lines of ethics. The workshop was facilitated…
The significance of Shettima’s clarion call to all Nigerians, by Vitalis Obidiaghaa
Speaking recently at the opening of a two-day retreat for the leadership of the 10th National Assembly in Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom state, Vice President, Kashim Shettima, made a…
Tinubu’s certificate: Setting the records straight, by Tunde Rahman
Former Vice President and roundly defeated presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, was a pitiful sight to behold on Thursday at the Shehu Yar ‘Adua Centre, Abuja as he sat…
Nigeria’s Party to 78th UN General Assembly, By Monday Philips Ekpe
The power and possibilities of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) are not in doubt. It’s the epic gathering of the countries on the planet where issues affecting humanity are…
A rough patch for Nigeria’s ‘spare tyres’, by Tunde Olusunle
Chukwuemeka Ezeife, governor of Anambra State during Nigeria’s aborted Third Republic couldn’t have put it any better. Dissecting the role of deputy governors in the nation’s nascent democracy years back,…
100 Days Of Uncommon Leadership And Interventions At The Red Chamber: The Akpabio Model
By Jackson Udom Frank, assertive but unassuming, President of the 10th Senate, Godswill Obot Akpabio, has always cut the figure of a determined and purpose-driven leader wherever the mantle…