November 19
Nigeria: Ondo Guber - Why PDP Lost, Recorded Worst Outing Since 1999
The main opposition Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, polled a miserly 117,845 votes in the weekend's governorship election in Ondo State. It is the party's worst performance in the… Read more »
Nigeria: Rethink Reform Strategies, IMF Advises Nigeria
Against the backdrop of frustrations faced by the general public in Nigeria and some other Sub-Saharan African countries undergoing economic reforms, the International Monetary… Read more »
Nigeria: Cholera Outbreak - Sokoto Records 25 Deaths, 15 Hospitalize - Commissioner
Sokoto state has recorded 25 Deaths as a result of a Gastroenteritis outbreak otherwise known as Colera in 3 Council areas of the state. Read more »
Nigeria: EU Calls for More Integrated Approach to Tackling SGBV Against Women, Girls
The European Union, EU, has called on all stakeholders, including the government - ministries, departments and agencies, private sector, civil society organisations, religious and… Read more »
Nigeria: Canada Scraps Conversion of Study Permits to Permanent Residency for Foreign Students
Canada has closed the pathway for international students to convert their study permits into permanent residency under its latest immigration policies. Read more »
Nigeria: AfCFTA - Shippers' Council, Maritime Lawyers Move to Tackle Non-Tariff Barriers
The Nigerian Shippers' Council (NSC) is ramping up efforts to engage the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) initiative, aimed to dismantle non-tariff barriers and… Read more »
November 17
Nigeria: Dress Codes Versus Morality Police
I wrote a Loud Whispers essay about dress codes in 2017. These days, when I read debates about how people of all ages present themselves in public, I think back to what I wrote… Read more »
Nigeria: Sabotaging Power Installations Is Self-Destructive
"Bitterness is like holding a piece of burning coal in your hand and hoping that it hurts someone else" - Nelson Mandela, 1913-2013 Read more »
Nigeria: Bad, Bad Badenoch....
Kemi Badenoch, the new leader of the British Conservative Party was born to Nigerian parents with Yoruba ancestry. Her father, the now late Dr. Femi Adegoke was a Medical doctor… Read more »
Nigeria: The 'Sheriff' in Delta - A Scorecard of Excellence
I have severally reiterated and reposited the fact that; "When a good name play the good game, it will definitely win him or her a fame". The marriage between name and fame is so… Read more »
Nigeria: N10bn Gratuity As Otu's Promise Made and Kept for Retired Workers
As it is with Nigerian politicians; and in the realm of governance, it is common place to promise in poetry and deliver in prose. Promises are often mere rhetorics, lost in the… Read more »
Nigeria: Protest Over Artefacts / Funds for Benin Royal Museums Not Diverted - Ihenacho, Mowaa Boss
Says Obaseki not owner of facility Read more »
Nigeria: Tantita Optimistic of 2m BPD
Chairman of Tantita Security Services Nigeria limited, TSSNL, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, also known as Tompolo, has expressed optimism that Nigeria will hit two million barrels… Read more »
Nigeria: The Bad and the Ugly Judges
Inside story of alleged judicial corruption in Nigeria, by Justice Dattijo Mohammed Read more »
Nigeria: Ondo Election - Aiyedatiwa Leads in 15 Councils Announced, 3 More Councils to Be Announced
*INEC postpones collation to 12 noon*... uploads over 92% of results Read more »
Nigeria: Ondo Election Results - Again, INEC Shifts Collation of Results to Noon
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has shifted the collation of results for the Ondo State governorship election from 5am to noon. Read more »
Nigeria: How Calves, Day-Old Chicks, Kids, Lambs Can Help Livestock Dev. Minister to Succeed - Prof Njoku
A FORMER Deputy Governor of Imo State, Prof Placid Njoku, who doubles as a member of the Presidential Committee on Livestock Reforms, PCLR, has tasked the new Minister of Livestock… Read more »
Nigeria: Emilokan - Obasanjo Calls Tinubu 'Baba-Go-Slow'
·Says Nigeria under 'state capture' Read more »
Nigeria: Judiciary Clean-Up - NJC Needs More Sincerity
No one disputes the fact that many problems currently confronting Nigeria's judiciary are caused by a few bad eggs in the system as it is in many other organizations. If those few… Read more »
Nigeria: 'University Turned My Daughter Into an Alcoholic!'
The hope of every mother is for her eldest child to leave the nest to start university - she also dreads the day it happens," says Mudia, 51, an executive director of a stock… Read more »
Nigeria: Form, Not Name Please
It is no longer news that football is the single most important thing that unites Nigerians irrespective of tribe and religion. Even as the policies of the Bola Tinubu regime bite… Read more »
Nigeria: Kidnapping - How NSA, Cds, Kaduna Gov Joined Forces to Rescue 58 Victims
No fewer than 58 kidnapped victims in Birnin Gwari local government area of Kaduna State, previously in bandits' captivity, regained freedom due to the non-kinetic approach of… Read more »
Nigeria: Why the Nigerian Coast Guard Bill Needs to Be Permanently Rested
Let's begin this conversation by recalling that a bill to establish the Nigerian Coast Guard which has scaled second reading in the Nigerian Senate and sponsored as a private… Read more »
November 18
Nigeria: Greedy Politicians Select Churches That Suit Them, Shun Tough Preachers - Onaiyekan
The Emeritus Archbishop of Abuja, Cardinal John Onaiyekan, has stated that greedy politicians in Nigeria have a way of choosing the kind of churches they attend and the preachers… Read more »
Nigeria: I Was Neither Pressured Nor Coerced Into Cancelling My Book Launch - Ope Banwo
Dr. Ope Banwo, author of the highly anticipated political thriller, Kingmaker of Muguland has said that he was neither influenced, coerced nor pressured into cancelling the launch… Read more »