A case of cutting one’s nose to spite the face By Tony Ezike Political strategies that works are often conceived and pursued over time by visionary politicians, except for very rare situations... Read more »
By Law Mefor In life, it is not the much said that matters but the much done of the much said. That’s what President Muhammadu Buhari just demonstrated by signing some devolution... Read more »
By MAZI OMIFE I OMIFE Ever since my friend, Barrister Oyibo Chukwu, was murdered in cold blood in his Nkanu home land, I still find it difficult to believe that it happened.... Read more »
__Showcasing landmark achievements __ By Louis Amoke He became governor of Enugu State in 2015 when Enugu’s purse grew leaner and Nigeria’s economy was in recession as federal allocations dwindled to an... Read more »
By Law Mefor A foremost Nigerian novelist, Professor Chinua Achebe once said: “I have written in my small book entitled The Trouble with Nigeria that Nigerians will probably achieve consensus on no... Read more »
By Law Mefor Growing up, two proverbs stuck out for me, one by my father, and the other was a Pidgin English saying. One was: “If one person buries himself, one hand... Read more »
By Law Mefor The world over, politicians try to win elections by fair and foul means. That tendency is the reason institutions and laws exist and are operated by men of honour... Read more »
By Law Mefor Since the return of Nigeria to the current democratic dispensation, the judiciary has increasingly made incursions in determining electoral victories and outcomes. In many cases, their judgments are based... Read more »
By Law Mefor It is fundamental to state at this outset that there is no presidential election yet conducted in 2023 and that this is one moment when one would wish he... Read more »
By Law Mefor Unitary Nigeria is essentially a military legacy for the country has always been a federal environment. Colonial Britain recognized this fact since the 30s. Thus Bernard Bourdillon, the Governor-general... Read more »