Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has commissioned the Southern District office of the Homeland Safety and Security Agency in Calabar as part of a statewide drive to strengthen community-based security architecture.
Gov Otu commissions Homeland offices to boost grassroots intelligence in C’River Read More »
Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has commissioned the Southern District office of the Homeland Safety and Security Agency in Calabar as part of a statewide drive to strengthen community-based security architecture.
Gov Otu commissions Homeland offices to boost grassroots intelligence in C’River Read More »
Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has commissioned the Southern District office of the Homeland Safety and Security Agency in Calabar as part of a statewide drive to strengthen community-based security architecture.
Gov Otu commissions Homeland offices to boost grassroots intelligence in C’River Read More »
The office of the Senate Minority Leader and Senator representing Benue South Senatorial District, Comrade Abba Moro, has dismissed a purported zoning arrangement announced by a group known as the Benue South Strategic Group, describing it as lacking legitimacy and constitutional backing.
2027: Sen Moro’s camp dismisses Benue South ‘self-serving’ zoning group Read More »
It was Palm Sunday, March 29, “The Year of Our Lord” 2026. Terrorists dressed in military-style uniforms, and riding motorcycles, arrived in Angwan Rukuba, a district of the picturesque city of Jos. They opened fire indiscriminately killing at least 27 persons. Dozens were injured. There was an immediate outcry. Some distraught Nigerians immediately travelled to Jos
A Presidential visit, Amupitan and other Nigerian fables, by Owei Lakemfa Read More »
The recent recapitalisation exercise led by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, which saw 33 deposit money banks raise an impressive N44.65 trillion, is not a mere regulatory milestone. It is a reaffirmation of the fundamental truth that strong banks are the backbone of a strong economy. As Nigeria navigates an increasingly complex global financial
33 banks now bigger, stronger Read More »
Every month, Nyesom Wike, Minister of Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory FCT, takes time off to brief Nigerians on his activities. To some people, the briefings are superfluous and indeed vexatious on account of some of the statements he makes about his political opponents. Other critics imagine that Wike presents the posture of an actor who enjoys
Minister Wike’s media chats: Matters arising, by Tonnie Iredia Read More »
“In every community, there is a class of people profoundly dangerous to the rest. I don’t mean the criminals. For them we have punitive sanctions. I mean the leaders. Invariably, the most dangerous people seek power” – Saul Bellow, 1915-2005, VANGUARD BOOK OF QUOTATIONS, VBQ, p 124. Newspapers headlines were grim a day before the
Terrorism: Hold some northern govs responsible, by Dele Sobowale Read More »
By Venesa Emeadi The conversation around the future of work in Africa often begins with technology, as though the story starts with digital platforms, artificial intelligence, and remote jobs. Yet, for decades, work across the continent has been defined by informality, from street vendors and artisans to smallholder farmers and traders, which form the foundation of
Creating inclusive and sustainable future of work in Africa Read More »
By Aruviere Martin Egharhevwa The streets of Delta Central’s political ecosystem are whispering, but Senator Ovie Omo-Agege remains unfazed. He hasn’t announced a bid for 2027, yet rivals or would-be rivals already seem rattled. Some politicians fight for relevance- The “Obarisi” simply exists, and the landscape shifts. While he is yet to make his intention known,
Delta Central 2027: Who is afraid of Ovie Omo-Agege? Read More »
