(By Okoi Obono-Obla) Since INEC was forced to postpone the date of the Presidential and National Assembly Elections from the original date of 14th February 2015
Tag: constitution
Between the Humilated and the Illuminated – Whyte Habeeb Ibidapo
(By Whyte Habeeb Ibidapo) “Power I know is a great aphrodisiac, and those with a will would grasp and beaver away to get it. The
Perpetuating Dysfunctional System Through local Government Autonomy
(By Polycarp Onwubiko) “The strident agitation to reinvent functional or true federalism led to the convocation of the National Conference. Although the recommendations of the
On the dearth of elderly mentoring in Nigeria
(By Adams Abonu) “Enter the pathetic state of the youths who are the very trustees of our national posterity. The quality of life of
IG Suleiman Abba, remember What You Said! – Mahmud Jega
(By Mahmud Jega) “My friends and I were so impressed by what Abba said that we cornered him just outside the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton
The ‘Tambuwal Test’ for our Democracy
(By Simon Kolawole) “Tambuwal has joined the opposition party. Again, I want to rely on common sense to analyse this development, based on my understanding
Youth and Leadership In Nigeria – Jude Feranmi
(By Jude Feranmi) “These are germane questions that we need to ask ourselves and find answers to and in cases where these answers are in the
8-years Maximum Term; What Nigerian Constitution Did Not Anticipate
(By Nasiru Suwaid) “However, while the verdict was a watershed and declaratory relief in the annals of Nigerian judicial history, a question has remained as
Why Nigeria must take abductions seriously
(By Adejoh Idoko Momoh) “Close to 54 years after the Federal Republic of Nigeria swore in its constitution to protect its citizens and guarantee them
Fundamental Rights in Nigeria: To What Extent are they Fundamental?
(By Tanimola Anjorin) “We have found ourselves in a society where anyone can elevate their right to liberty, property or religion above another’s right and