Upon the return to democracy in 1999, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) swept through the South-East, winning all five States in the region during the general election that ushered in...

How are people supposed to trust an organisation with a palpable lack of class, discipline, tact and common sense with the details of their identity and sensitive information? In Nigeria,...

Be that as it may, it's easy for a dispassionate mind and an objective bystander who analyses events in the nation's political terrain through the lens of objectivity to tell...

The framers and drafters of the Nigerian constitution included a presidential pardon in the codified legal instruments and set of laws governing the country. A presidential pardon is a prerogative...

The demand for Kanu’s release and agitation for a political solution to the IPOB issue must be rooted in fairness, objectivity, tact and good faith conversation, not reckless sentimentality and...

On September 29th, the residents of Gishiri Village, in Katampe District, Abuja were jolted from their sleep and shaken back to reality by a series of bizarre and jarring activities....

This week, the World Bank disclosed that one hundred and thirty-nine million Nigerians are now living in poverty. The Country Director for Nigeria, Mathew Verghis, made the disclosure on Wednesday...

Last week Professor Mahmood Yakubu resigned as the chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) after over a decade overseeing the affairs of the electoral body. The jury is...

The police must channel their energy into what truly matters and counts. A despicable tinted glass permits policy only serves to further taint the already sullied image of a contemptible...

And by the time those who opt for such a shameful and abhorrent action realise their mistake it will be too late. Too late to know that in their quest...