Abduljalal I. U. Bello: A Fresh Face with the Experience and Vision to Lead
By Suleiman Abdul-Azeez As Nigeria approaches a potential generational change of power, the credibility of potential leaders becomes increasingly important. One such individual who embodies the qualities necessary for effective leadership is Abduljalal I. U. Bello. AbdulJalal, a young and…
International Day Of Rural Women: Examining The Impacts Of Better Life Program For The African Rural Woman
By Edwin Uhara October 15 every year is a day set aside by the United Nations to celebrate the International Day of Rural Women. It’s a day designated to raising awareness on the challenges, impacts and prospects of the rural…
The Abuse of Power: A Lesson from History And Need for Lasting Legacies
Throughout history, the abuse of power has led to devastating consequences, tarnishing the legacies of leaders and causing irreparable harm to individuals and societies. Leaders who abuse their power often forget that their position is transient and can swiftly shift,…
Nigeria: Running Very Hard and Staying in the Same Place
By Abdul-Azeez Suleiman Nigeria, a nation endowed with abundant natural resources and a youthful population, stands at a crossroads of potential prosperity and persistent hardship. The recent protests across the nation on the 64th anniversary of its independence epitomized a…
Ikenga Imo’s Effective Representation, His Defence Of His Party And The Quest For Strong Opposition
By Gerard Okalla Since Hon Ikenga Imo Ugochinyere’s emergence as a federal lawmaker in 2023 courtesy of his trouncing of the incumbent Dr Pascal Chigozie Obi in what was adjudged as an electoral landslide, there was berthed a new phenomenon…
Nigeria at 64, Kogi State at 33: the 8 Months of Gov. Ododo’s Transformational Impact on the Citizens
By Abah Benjamin Eneojoh As Nigeria celebrates 64 years of independence, Kogi State has just marked 33 years since its creation. The convergence of these milestones presents an opportunity to reflect on the state’s progress and prospects. Under the visionary…
64th Independence Anniversary – There Is No Light In This Tunnel
Congratulations to Nigeria and Nigerians today as we celebrate the 64th anniversary of our independence from the British crown. According to many credible sources listed at the end of this article, electricity generation in Nigeria began in the Lagos province…
EDO ELECTION: The Evil Called Political Structure; a Lesson for Nigeria
Buhari was the most popular individual candidate in all his failed attempts at becoming the President. He possibly would have won any of those elections had he competed with his competitors as independent candidate. Not until Buhari merged his structure…
Prophet Jeremiah Fufeyin: Unfounded Allegations Won’t Undermine Christ Mercyland Ministry
By Unyime Etim Recent allegations against Prophet Jeremiah Omoto Fufeyin, the Senior Prophet of Christ Mercyland Deliverance Ministry, as reported by Punch and Vanguard News, have ignited widespread concern within the Christian community. The accusations, purportedly endorsed by the National…
Delta Governor Pledges Inclusive Governance for All, Including People with Disabilities
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has reaffirmed his commitment to running an all-inclusive government, ensuring equal opportunities for all citizens, including those living with disabilities. “I am happy that you have come here in peace and we are…
What Is In A Name….
If you are still entangled in that hog wash about how names determine destinies and the Jabez and Jacob fable, then let us have a conversation. Bush is a shrub or clump of shrubs. But two Bushes (father and son),…
