Gov Tambuwal And 2023 Presidency: OF VAULTING AMBITION AND MEDIOCRITY
By Steve Osuji
We went to sleep in 2014 and woke up to find a mediocre ensconced at the very apogee of power in Nigeria... to our pain and ruins today.
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Nigerian News Leader First with details then facts By Steve Osuji
We went to sleep in 2014 and woke up to find a mediocre ensconced at the very apogee of power in Nigeria... to our pain and ruins today.
By Jude Ogechi Eze
Today, we'll round off the last part of this topic. I am continuing it against popular demands and persuasion from numerous followers and readers, to discuss either Anambra election or the #EndSARS judicial panel report. Those were current affairs. But this space is not all about current affairs. It inclines more to discourses on topical issues across all sectors of national and international life. I resisted them for obvious reasons.
By Dr Onjefu Okidu
That Governor Samuel Ortom recently swept the entire Makurdi landscape with insult slurs on the entire Benue people is no longer news. In what was seen as a thinly-veiled swipe at an APC bigwig in the state, the Governor under the nose of “God,” precisely in a “church,” struck a blow to whatever it is that energizes his fantasy and obsession with insolence: “if you go round Makurdi town, our people start drinking beer from 9 am and some from there, they will go to sleep, and they come back and insult the governor for not helping them to add value to their lives,” the Governor unequivocally lashed out at the people.
By Eze Jude Ogechi
One of the markers of underdevelopment is that while other nations are progressively raising the bar to epical level in advancement of man's fortune, lowly-rated nations are trailing in the rear, struggling with obsolete ideas, feigning delusionally, to be champions in their own continental milieu.
Azu Ishiekwene
In the last two Mondays two newspapers – Daily Trust and Nigerian Tribune – have published data on the collection of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the first eight months of 2021. The reports have shed more heat than light.
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