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Finally, President Muhammadu Buhari is meeting the expectations of diehard supporters. These are people who faithfully and anxiously have been loyal to that stubborn, indiscriminate and incorrigible anti-corruption fighter

Without apology, I dare say that majority of Ekiti people are sensible, rational thinking folks that appreciate purposeful leadership. Purposeful leadership is assiduous in the quest to improve the indices of living standards of even the…

I sometimes stop in amazement when I remember how much I supported Buhari’s presidency bid since 2007.

The real effect has been a stalling of the trial of Justice Onnoghen, helped along by lawyers who insist that these orders, whether right or wrong are technically valid, and must be obeyed till an appellate Court says otherwise. No doubt,…

I am highly delighted to speak to you, the leading media practitioners in Nigeria who make major contributions that shape public perception on daily basis through national dailies, electronic media as well as online media.

It is a great honour  and privilege for me to stand before you and welcome you all our esteemed invited guests and participants to this conference.

It is now 100 days since the inauguration ceremony that heralded Dr. John Kayode Fayemi’s return to power as Governor of Ekiti State took place, after what now looks more like a divinely orchestrated interregnum of four years.

At this rate, President Muhammadu Buhari may beat former military President General Ibrahim Babangida to the record of collecting the most abusive letters from a former president.

“Former President Obasanjo is a courageous patriot and statesman who tells truth to power when he is convinced leaders are doing wrong.” – Muhammadu Buhari, March 4, 2015. 

Over the years, Atiku had maintained that his reason for staying away from America was administrative: he would go to America if he was granted a visa. And that is exactly what he did.

In our press release issued on Sunday, December 30, 2018, titled “WHEN THE THIEF IS SHOUTING THIEF”: THE CASE OF ALHAJI ATIKU ABUBAKAR”, we correctly predicted as follows: “By running for President of Nigeria

In 2017, a Nigerian Law School graduate by the name Amasa Firdausi was refused her call to bar for failing to remove her hijab. Her action and the Law School’s response generated intense debate and controversy at the time, especially on the…

The first sign of chaos is the number of senior advocates of Nigeria who offered to take up the matter free of charge. Often, when you find that many senior lawyers falling over themselves to represent a client – usually a high-profile…

Dele Momodu’s fecund but wild imagination is capable of producing some entertaining prose. But his fulsome inaccurate ruminations are far divorced from political fact. In effect, he has reduced himself to being a tabloid sage, an ersatz…

Campaign Council for the 2019 General Elections features high-profile politicians facing a myriad of serious corruption charges.

Even in retirement, Chief Bisi Akande is still a stick of political dynamite at 80 years this week. He has achieved what no leader has in terms of organisational skills in the area of political administration

Following the notice of the charges preferred against the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Walter Onnoghen, by the Code of Conduct Bureau at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has been on overdrive…

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the 2019 general elections will kick off with the Presidential and National Assembly elections on Saturday, 16th February 2019. As it stands in Delta South Senatorial District, the All Progressives…

I thank you for inviting media executives and public relations practitioners, through the Deputy President, Nigerian Guild of Editors, Mallam Suleiman Gaya, for the interactive dialogue held in Maiduguri, Borno State last December, 2018.

It was lunch time at the Lagos Oriental on the first Sunday in December. If you dropped a pin, you would hear it. It was a rare gathering, not just of dignitaries but of people who were largely united by a common educational history.