OPINION

By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta Despite the ongoing investigations into suspected or alleged infractions in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, the essence and purposes for creating the Ministry remain valid. Nigerians may recollect the background leading to  the  establishment of the multi-purpose institution by the administration of  President …

  BY MUSA ILALLAH EMEKA ANYAOKU STREET ABUJA musahk123@yahoo.com   No one doubts the fact that media as the fourth estate of the realm today, faces quite a number of challenges including it being used by politicians, anti corruption agencies among others to drag some prominent persons reputation and integrity …

  By Kabir Usman Kano, PhD.   There was a rumour recently that the Dangote Refinery cannot start crude processing as scheduled because the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd (NNPCL) had no crude to supply to the huge refinery. The rumour created doubt and self-pity among Nigerians before the NNPC, …

  by Sani Ahmed Sambo     When you elect a leader based on his pedigree on what it takes to rule, you sometimes become greatly astounded by the speed and level of his miraculous performance and achievements within a very short time frame. Yes! Perhaps some people would say …

By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta The recent movements in the top national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has created vacancies and opened a discourse on an apparent rush to appoint or elect a new national chairman and secretary for the party.  Understanbly, the apparent rush was informed by concern …

if one may ask, why are some elements in the majority party and their collaborators  desperate to control the leadership of the Minority parties in the Senate? Contrary to the way that many people are trying to bring or speak their words about the suitability of Senator Aminu Waziri Tambuwal …

    All the religions of the world teach doing good for people. Doing good is an indelible mark that never erase in the heart of the receiver. I once read that ” It Pays to be Good” in the book of Noel Streatfeild written in 1936. While, the African …

By Sani Gazas Chinade, Damaturu Sincerely speaking, before he was well deservely and most suitably nominated by our action President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as his presidential running mate, what Nigerians knows about the political  capacity, actionability, thruthworthness, firmness, vast experience in governance, sincerity of purpose and inclusivity in governance, is …

  By Mary Noel-Berje   We all face criticisms at various points of our lives. As individuals, organizations or government, criticisms are inevitable. Indeed, while criticisms negatively distract some to failure, it spurs others to achieve success. Being constructively criticized is healthy. However, when persons or entities become excessively and …

                                                                                     By Shuaibu Gimi   It is most simple …