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Biannually and consistently for years, my family has taken trips to Nigeria on a mission to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and give out of the little we possess …

Can government ministries, departments, and agencies show value for the funds allocated to them? Are they even configured to do so? Can appropriate sanctions be meted out to them when …

Former Governor of Edo State, Senator Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole, was born on April 4, 1952. If baby Adams had come into the world three days earlier, he would have been …

The introduction of the Service-Based Tariff (SBT) system in Nigeria was intended to reflect a more equitable approach to electricity billing, aligning costs with the quality of service provided. The …

I felt humbled by the applause of members of Torchbearer Society of Archbishop Vining Memorial Church Cathedral at our January 2024 eeting when I announced my readiness to give the …

The Wikipedia tells us constantly that people without culture and tradition are a lost people yet our constitution has deleted that vital institution out of existence. The post How the …

In a fractured, fragmented and ruptured polity such as ours, where echoes of visionary leadership are a rarity, that of the late Premier of Nigeria’s defunct Eastern Region, Dr. Michael …

It is extremely important that we start this very moment to think about what is happening in our country as regards weather and climate. This is no more a task …

The truism elicited in the adage, charity begins at home, reverberates in the foreign policy of every civilised sovereign state, to the extent of creating, facilitating and securing, the best …

On September 21, 1978, the then Head of State, General Olusegun Obasanjo GCFR, promulgated Decree Number 25 which proclaimed the 1979 Presidential Constitution. Twenty-four hours earlier, he dissolved the Constituent …