If you are holding public office at any level in Nigeria, the expectation is that you must be rich. How rich? Well that would be difficult to tell because no
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Penultimate week, on the 19th of June, a respected Nigerian Columnist published information he gathered from field visits, agents and officials of the government of my home State, Rivers. Let
Funny how we hardly reach any cross-ethnic consensus in this country, but the campaign for a return to the 1963 Constitution — increasingly becoming the backbone of the “restructuring” agenda
Though sounding casual, it nonetheless caught me completely off-guard, leaving this numbing sensation that reminded me of what a treacherous hammer blow did to my temple back in my amateur
Chidinma Ojukwu is beautiful, enchanting and voluptuous. No wonder predominant comments – especially from men-folk – on this 21-year old
It’s my 20th year in the academia as a lecturer. And ensuing is some season of mentorship-inclined dividends: In the
“Guys, who is Baba Ijesha, please?” was your question to the Communication Team during the week of the misdirected social
The conversation is still on as to whether or not people are born as leaders or they develop leadership abilities
Awkward moments are human, and hardly call attention when mere mortals are involved. But when the high and might trip,
Across the world, election management bodies (EMBs) operate as bulwarks of the democratic process. By superintending electoral competition, EMBs uphold
