Before last week, Nigerians had looked forward to the announcement that the ailing is back to work. And fully so.
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Now, anyone in office knows that the era of becoming an ancestor with or without performance is gone forever.
The latest palliative is the allocation to the 469 members of the National Assembly for rice for their constituents.
Either way the pendulum swings, the city, known as the commercial nerve centre of the North, should not burn.
This is contained in a statement signed by its spokesperson, Stanley Olisa, in Lagos, on Wednesday.
Hence their clarion call: “Let’s do it again.” It is one thing to declare intention. It is a different thing to deliver.
Expectedly, reactions from different quarters have trailed and are still dropping on the multiple and bloody attacks.
But before his demise, late Governor Akeredolu’s health and the way it was managed by his minders was not tidy enough.
The above are extracts from the lead judgement by Justice Amina Augie on applications filed by the two senior lawyers.
In fact, a glance at their so-called eight-point resolution shows that it will never bear any useful fruit for the state.
As we speak, Aketi, as he is fondly called, is back to Europe for a follow-up to his medical treatment.
It is that bad. Nobody goes to the banking hall to deposit cash anymore.
The blast, which claimed not less than 88 lives and injured scores, was not the first by our Armed Forces.
He based the inevitability of that decision on the need to make Nigerian banks globally competitive.
The failure of the Councils is not sustainable and, therefore, all hands must be on deck to reverse the tide.
The truth be told, the CDS’s exposure was a serious indictment on the judiciary and Nigeria Police Force.
As it has turned out, the Super Eagles’ possibility of scaling the heights at the AFCON 2023 is highly doubtful under Peseiro.
General elections were held on October 10, 2023 to elect the president, House of Reps and Senate members
Worried with the appalling and worrisome turn of events, The Eagle Online recently published an Editorial expressing serious concern about the inability of the first private refinery in Nigeria and the largest single refining facility in the world, Dangote Refinery, to source its crude oil locally for production.
In fact, there was nothing spectacular about the just concluded off-cycle elections in Bayelsa, Imo and Kogi States that suggested any lesson was learnt by politicians from the general election fallout earlier in the year.