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Paul Anyebe was a judge of the High Court of Benue State in north-central Nigeria who had a young son with sticky fingers and a sense of adventure.It was his …

Conceptually, the term “Law Officer”, simply connotes and encompasses all Lawyers serving with the Ministry of Justice of both Federal and States, whether employed, deployed or appointed. Thus, reflecting on …

Five hours and 15 minutes after take-off from Addis Ababa, touch down at the Lagos international airport. Welcome to Nigeria! The plane was still taxiing. The seatbelt sign was still …

There is something really intriguing and fascinating about having a wonderful friend of yours grow into the septuagenarian circle. And this is even more crucial when that colleague has a …

Mr President, Good morning. My thoughts on the institutional crisis of the Nigerian state which I began four weeks ago, ends today with proffering solutions. The post Presidential monologue – …

The latest damning report of the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) which says that Nigeria’s business environment will remain among the most difficult in the world over the next five years, is …

The question that riles the mind is this: Why would the Nigeria Police dismiss Inspector Edith Uduma without giving her a fair hearing? The circumstances surrounding the dismissal of the …

The hoopla generated by President Tinubu’s proposed tax reform bills, seems like an orchestration to steer the people away from the real issues. The realities of citizens today are not …

Nigeria is a country driven by tribalism in all areas of national life. No wonder the composer of our old national anthem highlighted diversity in tribe and the need to …

I want to seize this opportunity to thank you all for your goodwill messages on the 5th anniversary of this column. It was indeed an influx of messages and I …