WHY TINUBU MUST SHOW INTEREST IN E-CUSTOMS PROJECT
Remi Adebayo
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu recently thumbed down the practice of servicing Nigeria’s humongous loans with huge national revenue.
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Ekeoma: FROM SPORTS TO WAR
By Emeka Obasi
Coal City brought out the best in Iyk Ekeoma as the second half of the 1960s approached. An All Rounder, the pupil excelled in Track and Field as well as soccer. The grand finale of Phensic Cup for Eastern Nigerian Secondary Schools was a major attraction.
WITH SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE AS STANDARD, ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
By Ikeddy Isiguzo 
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WHERE is the celebration that is supposed to accompany the victory of the President? Did his supporters understand the verdict? Are they in such shock that they won that they could not celebrate? Something is wrong especially with the hinging of all the things about elections on “substantial compliance”.
THE LAW OF JUDICIAL BACK TO THE FUTURE
By Professor Chidi Anselem Odinkalu
When the presidential election petition process began in March 2023, Nigeria’s Supreme Court comprised 13 Justices. The court had received a bumper injection of seven new Justices in November, 2020, after the conclusion of the disputes arising from the presidential election of the previous year. That was the last set of appointments to the Supreme Court.
UNDISCLOSED REASONS WHY ATIKU, OBI LOST AT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION TRIBUNAL
By Bolanle Bolawole
It is no longer news that the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal has given its verdict on the petitions challenging the INEC declaration of the APC presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, as the winner of the Saturday, 25 February presidential election, defeating 27 or so other presidential candidates, three of whom felt so dissatisfied with the INEC declaration that they challenged it at the tribunal. Last Wednesday, judgment was given and the five-man tribunal, made up of Court of Appeal judges, not only upheld the result as declared by INEC but also had sobering admonitions especially for two of the litigants, the PDP candidate, Atiku Abubakar, and his Labour Party counterpart, Peter Obi.
ENOH HUGS CALABAR SPIRIT
Emeka Obasi
Sports minister John Owan Enoh must believe in the ashes of his forebears. Let me make it clear to him that this job will mark a new beginning. You cannot come from Cross River State and relegate yourself to the background. Calabar is the cradle of Sports.
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