The proposal to create state police and if possible local government police is consistent with the principle of true federalism and decentralisation of powers. The post Pushed to the wall …
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I Kant stop philosophising on the 300th birthday of Immanuel Kant
I Kant stop philosophising. You got me right. I mean I can´t stop philosophising. But I Kant stands for Immanuel Kant. He was the German philosopher who shook the foundation …
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The Governor of Abia State, Alex Otti, signed off tens of millions of Abia State funds to travel to Washington DC, USA, ostensibly to malign his predecessor, HE Dr Okezie …
Read More »Ahusemere Ogbeide: The impeachment of Philip Shaibu – A political journey marked by betrayal, consequences
On November 12, 2008, Comrade Adams Aliyu Oshiomhole emerged as the Governor of Edo State. This victory came after an 18-month legal battle at the Election Petition Tribunal and later …
Read More »‘Reflections on Nigerian public service: An outsider’s perspective’ (6)
As I was saying, ‘Even in South Korea, rated as No.5 in the world, in terms of budgeting and funding for research and development, the brand maker of Samsung, there …
Read More »Outgrowing the poverty mentality
There are certain life principles and procedures that we humans cannot learn by merely passing through the traditional school system. The post Outgrowing the poverty mentality appeared first on The …
Read More »Giant of Africa: Financing Nigeria’s energy transition goals
At COP-26 in Glasgow, Scotland, President Muhammadu Buhari pledged that Nigeria would achieve carbon neutrality by 2060 – 10 years after the ‘deadline’ of the Paris Agreement and after most …
Read More »Stakeholders deliver goodwill messages at special book reading, further reviews of Dr. Omoniyi Ibietan’s book
Different stakeholders deliver goodwill messages at the special book reading and further reviews of Dr. Omoniyi Ibietan’s ‘Cyber Politics: Social Media, Social Demography and Voting Behaviour in Nigeria’ Without any …
Read More »Lere Olayinka: EFCC and the brigandage that won’t stop
Nigerians have always been sentimental about issues concerning Politically Exposed Persons and it is understandable. I still remember what many Nigerians said about Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) then. What has …
Read More »Good governance as antidote to rumours of coup
The marginal lessening of tension in the country over the past few weeks is a clear indication that the government is secure when it meets, reasonably, its mandate to secure …
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