A recent revelation about the monthly jumbo pay of a Nigerian Senator indicates the country is highly infected with a terminal disease. It may takes angels amongst us to reclaim
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Some context first: In June 2016, Solomon Arase, the former inspector general of police (IGP), retired from the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) after attaining the mandatory retirement age of 60.
When this writer and the likes of Professor Pat Utomi, Sahara desert explorer Newton Jibunoh, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal (KWAM 1) and Lagbaja were named Lagos State Ambassadors for Environment in
The first task of Ibrahim Idris, inspector-general of police (IGP), when he assumed office in 2016, was to probe Solomon Arase, his predecessor. Idris had alleged that Arase privatised official
Dear BT, I have chosen this medium of an open letter to reach out to you due to the substantial
The government of Lagos state seems to be currently in the eye of the storm over its introduction of a
Lagos State officials are trying to re-write the rules of political communication. They believe in rolling out policies before citizens’
Three days ago, I was opportune to wholeheartedly watch the video of a woman (Hadiza Akpoti) who went to “the
Being a lawyer entails seeing things entirely differently from everyone every now and then. We end up even more castigated
When Transparency International (TI) recently unveiled its 2017 corruption perception index, Nigeria’s ranking effectively left rotten eggs on the face
