He made his position known while addressing an international forum of African and Caribbean Political Economists.
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Your Lordship also took his time to appreciate the efforts of his brothers for what he termed the “contributions of the judiciary to the sustenance of Nigeria’ s democracy” and therein lies, my Lord the crux of today’s epistle addressed to you: the role of the judiciary in a democratic system.
The NBC announced the decision on Friday, and it has drawn flak for the Federal Government agency already.
The Centre’s Director, Prof. Anthony Kila, in a statement while launching the new CIAPS fast track programmes for graduates, explained that the plan is based on the CIAPS’ OBE Programmes.
This was contained in a statement made available to The Eagle Online on by the National Secretary of the YWC, Prof. Anthony Kila, on Sunday
Trouble started on August 25, 2020 when a press statement signed by Banji Akintoye, professor emeritus of history, and some other names communicated that members of the YWC Leaders Council had been removed. Names of those announced as removed were Amos Akingba, Tola Adeniyi, Anthony Kila, and Solagbade Popoola. The statement, sent to various news outlet, went viral within minutes due to the astonishing content
The meetings, which held on Saturday simultaneously, took place across over 200 local government areas of Yoruba speaking states, including some LGAs in Kwara, Kogi, Edo and Delta States.
The YWC Secretary General, Prof. Anthony Kila, unveiled the project
The Emeritus Professor of History made this call during a reception held to honour his 85th birthday at the Secretariat of the Yoruba World Congress in Lagos.
The Yoruba World Congress, an umbrella body of all Yoruba socio-cultural and Self Determination Groups within and beyond Nigeria, organised the protest
The protest, code-named: “Amotekun Solidarity Walk,” which is being organized by Yoruba World Congress, an umbrella body of all Yoruba socio-cultural and Self Determination Groups within and beyond Nigeria, will take place in all the South West States capital.
All is now set for the unveiling of “Owe. Yoruba by Proverbs”, a book on Yoruba culture and society authored by Anthony Kila, CIAPS Centre Director and Professor of Strategy and Development.
The new alliance, which was consummated over the weekend, comes a few weeks after the Peoples Democratic Party and 38 others announced alignment ahead of the 2019 elections.
Students in the new training course will study the principles of applying strategic elements, legal and management concepts in the creation, coordination, implementation and observation of political struggles.
In a statement published on the Centre’s website, www.ciaps.org, and confirmed by the Centre’s Head of Events and Projects, Funke Fajusigbe, the essay prize is aimed at encouraging fact-based analysis as part of the Centre’s effort in contributing to the building of a knowledge based society
All that was way before terms like diversity, multicultural, multireligious and tolerance became trendy in Europe and America. The land where such peaceful and joyous communion reigned was Nigeria and the period, not long ago, was before the Christians started seeing Satan everywhere and saying “I reject it” or “I am strong” and Muslims started feeling the need to wear long beard, dress like middle easterners and competing for Sundays with Christians
The party PDP therefore needs to either perish and allow us to forget about it or radically reform itself so that it can serve the purpose a political party should oblige in Nigeria
The unraveling treason in Dasukigate targets a lens on the Nigerian life. What comes up goes beyond the man. It also involves how people, organizations and offices betray themselves and, what and who they ought to stand for
The spirit of Biafra like any other collective spirit is more of a feeling than an idea or a plan. It is a non-tangible vessel that harbours an imagined lost glorious past or a possible future for collective solace. It is only natural for any group to invoke such spirit anytime their sense of exclusion and oppression outweighs that of belonging.
This is according to a comparative analysis of governors’ performance in Nigeria carried out by Lagos-based Centre for International Advanced and Professional Studies