Lawful procedures for actualising a people’s Constitution for Nigeria, by Prof Mike Ozekhome, SAN
THE NEVER-ENDING CALL FOR A NEW PEOPLE’S CONSTITUTION The Constitution is the birth certificate and identity card of a Nation….
Commentary
The casualties of Okuama, by Reuben Abati
The casualties are not only those who are dead/They are well out of it/The casualties are not only those who…
Budget Padding: Salient questions nobody is asking Ningi, by Ola Awoniyi
What was the motive of Senator Abdul Ahmed Ningi for raising a controversy over the 2024 federal budget? Since the…
Frank Kokori, the struggle and the rest of us, by Osa Director
It is always emotionally draining and physically incapacitating to write about failed dreams and shattered great expectations. In essence, perpetual…
Nigeria: A history of scandals, by Lasisi Olagunju
On October 29, 1974, the Nigerian Ministry of Defence, through the Ministry of External Affairs, wrote to Nigerian missions and…
How to meaningfully amend 1999 Constitution, by Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN
Recently, the National Assembly set up two separate Committees to undertake a review of the Constitution of the Federal Republic…
When the Chief Justice brings the judiciary to ridicule, by Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
On 27 February, 2024, Nigeria’s National Judicial Institute (NJI) in Abuja opened a continuing education course for judges. The opening…
Counter-terrorism: Nigeria needs strategy overhaul!
By Abiodun Komolafe As of today, the basic problem with Nigeria on the war against terrorism is that she is…
Comparing Pentecostal pastors with politicians, by Michael Owhoko, Ph.D
Disparity of roles between ecclesiastics and politicians are generally expected to translate to differences in values, lifestyles and creeds, but…
Between parliamentary and presidential in Nigeria, by Kenneth Okonkwo
Recently, some members of the National Assembly gathered together and demanded a return of Nigeria to the parliamentary system of…