The United Kingdom’s exit of the European Union is now all but certain. Only the passage of time will reveal what their new relationship shall be. But with this new
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Apparently a young officer of the Nigerian Army at the time Abubakar Tafawa Balewa was the Nigerian Prime Minister from 1957-1966, it goes without saying that President Muhammadu Buhari must
Since the introduction of Shari’a law in Zamfara state in January 2000, nothing else has tested the sanctity of Nigeria’s practice of federalism like the launch of the Western Nigeria
About a year ago, nearly 700 people from 15 countries across the world gathered in Abuja, Nigeria for the first Lassa Fever International Conference in Nigeria. The Nigeria Centre for
In my column article of January 6 – a riposte to Isa Funtua’s prejudiced utterance on the Igbo — I
There’s a reason why we’re the world’s largest ostrich farm. And that reason was given yet again in legalese in
Finally, the chickens have come home to roost! The misdeeds of Nigeria’s leaders are coming back to haunt them. Governor
For a long time aviation stakeholders have been expressing concern over the stagnant or retarding predicament of this massive sector,
Last week Tuesday, close to midnight, the bell tolled. My dear mum, Deaconess Esther Apinke Sulatu Adio, crossed over to
In the run up to the 2015 election, his opponents called him “Mai Rusau” and roughly, this term translates to
