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In the buildup to Edo governorship election 2024, the major concern was whether law enforcement agencies and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) would remain above board and stay neutral. …

Howdy Mr President. I speak to the issue of debt forgiveness which Nigeria broached at the 79th United Nations General Assembly Summit in New York. The matter is in Paragraphs …

The Edo State election has come and gone, but its aftermath has once again highlighted the changing dynamics of political strategy in Nigeria. The post Edo election: A call for …

In all sincerity let us engage ourselves in a heart-to-heart discussion over the unfavourable news coming out from Nigeria today. The post Harnessing the diaspora potentials for development appeared first …

No, it is not what just happened in Edo State, but where goeth Nigeria. Twenty years ago, in August 2005, I published the article below. What happened to…the 400 political …

Genuflecting is a common way to show respect for monarchs or elders in Nigeria. But what about elected officials, such as Presidents or Governors? In Nigerian politics, especially in the …

Let’s leave Abuja, federal powers and other federalism haters this week again and continue with some self-examination of our Western region we have been celebrating as the pacesetter region that …

Birthdays are momentous occasions in which we celebrate the survival of another trip around the sun and look forward to the adventures that lie ahead. The post Bad birthday gift …

West Africa understands the importance of food fortification as a proven and cost-effective approach to prevent micronutrient deficiencies, i.e., “hidden hunger.” The post Food Fortification: West Africa can spearhead sustainable improvement appeared first on The Guardian …

Last week, I commenced a detailed diagnosis of the issues affecting the judiciary in our land, with the aim of making positive recommendations to the Honourable Chief Justice of Nigeria …