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By Bernard Doro   The Nigerian First Lady, Aisha Buhari threw the first salvo by granting the BBC Hausa a well publicised interview which was aired on Friday, October 14, …

By Joey Terna Agor After reading the lengthy NJC statement in reaction to the DSS’s arrests of some Judges, I was left nonplussed. The NJC struggled to state its case …

1.      Yesterday’s brutal attacks on Shiite Muslims in Kaduna, Katsina and Plateau States corroborate the assertion that Nigeria is at its most fractured state – politically, socio-economically, ethnically & religiously – …

It has been sixteen months of President Buhari’s administration which translates into exactly one third of a tenure of four years. Buhari therefore has only two-third of his tenure left, …

When the late Tor Tiv IV, His Royal Majesty, Dr. Alfred Akawe Torkula died, a vacuum was created to be filled by the Tiv people whose population is ranked as …

Honestly, if there is one thing about Nigerians that amuses me in our political development, it is the level of hypocrisy in our land that is amusing but not surprising. …

When there was supposed to be a Miss World beauty pageant in Nigeria, they looked for and killed Christians and burnt Churches. At every opportunity, for things that happen in distant …

Many Nigerian may think that the menace, rascality and corruption in the judiciary started just yesterday. No it did not. It dates back to the 90s. Let me tell you …

  Nigerians should rejoice at the current economic downturn. Jump with joy as high as hungry bellies allow. Because the recession has unveiled a start line for Nigeria’s miracle race …

I will start this report by referencing a statement by the former Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Muhammadu Uwais on corrupt judges; “A corrupt judge is more harmful to the …