Former Attorney-General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, says all those behind his travails will be exposed. In a statement released hours after policemen searched his residence in Okene, Kogi state, on Friday, Adoke said this would be the fourth time that security operatives would search his house. “I have just been informed that my country... Read More

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June 24, 2017

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[The Presidential Blog] Even if it’s the last thing you read, you mustn’t miss this speech by Osinbajo

Like you, we often find it impossible to explain what it is exactly about Professor Osinbajo that makes him seem so dependable. It could be anything from the way he chooses to approach any issue first by dialogue to the fact that you can be sure he won’t be found throwing shades at his absent principal... Read More

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February 8, 2017

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Nigerian leaders only think of their families – Sanusi

Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II has said the bulk of Nigerian leaders are selfish. Sanusi said this on Wednesday in Abuja at the award presentation ceremony of ‘Most Security Conscious Governor’ to Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi by the Nigeria Police Force. Sanusi urged leaders to be selfless and provide good governance to the... Read More

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January 22, 2017

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We have your receipts: Obasanjo, but you didn’t like Jonathan before

Honestly, no one recants as much as former President Olusegun Obasanjo does in all of Nigeria. On Friday, immediate past President, Goodluck Jonathan made a surprising trip to Ibogun, Ogun State to visit Obasanjo at his residence there. Here is some of what former President Obasanjo had to say to Jonathan during the visit: “When... Read More

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December 6, 2016

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Opinion: Harnessing the power of the youth towards an inclusive economy

by Olu Onemola and Catherine Sutherland “One thing that is clear it that when we provide a platform for youth participation in public life, the positive possibilities are endless. This is due to the energy, innovation, and diversity in thoughts and approach that young people bring to the table.” Following the inauguration of the 8th... Read More

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December 29, 2014

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Did Obasanjo just take a swipe at himself with these comments?

by Kolapo Olapoju Former President, Olusegun Obasanjo, has just dished his latest dose of criticism for the nation’s leadership, albeit this time, he didn’t specify, he generalized, thereby chastising himself and other leaders of Nigeria in the process. While speaking at the 2014 edition of “Leadership insight and experiences” seminar organized by Entrepreneurs Organization... Read More

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May 13, 2014

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Okey Ndibe: What do APC, Nigerian leaders stand for?

by Okey Ndibe Yet, the APC’s initial temptation was to make political capital out of the unfolding crisis. The All Progressives Congress (APC) is now frequently called Nigeria’s main opposition party or group. Which designation raises the question: what exactly does the APC stand for? Or—a different question: In what significant ways does the APC... Read More

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May 8, 2014

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Kadaria Ahmed: Nigeria’s feeble leaders confront fearsome demons

by Kadaria Ahmed Mr Jonathan has a choice. He can rise to the occasion and provide the decisive leadership that Nigeria has lacked. Or he can face a real possibility of watching helplessly as Nigeria disintegrates on his watch. The response of the Nigerian government to the abduction of more than 200 girls from a... Read More

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July 2, 2013

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Joe Igbokwe: Obama’s wake up call, a blessing in disguise

by Joe Igbokwe President Obama is trying to teach us to put our house in order. The leader of the most powerful nation on earth is trying to tell us that we can do better. The dumping of Nigeria by President Barack Obama in his on-going visit to Africa does not mean that Obama does not... Read More

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Nigerians will soon know how ignoble their leaders are – Adoke

[The Presidential Blog] Even if it’s the last thing you read, you mustn’t miss this speech by Osinbajo

Nigerian leaders only think of their families – Sanusi

We have your receipts: Obasanjo, but you didn’t like Jonathan before

Opinion: Harnessing the power of the youth towards an inclusive economy

Did Obasanjo just take a swipe at himself with these comments?

Okey Ndibe: What do APC, Nigerian leaders stand for?

Kadaria Ahmed: Nigeria’s feeble leaders confront fearsome demons

Joe Igbokwe: Obama’s wake up call, a blessing in disguise

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