By Anyanwu Ifeanyi Paul My years studying in the University of Nigeria taught me a valuable lesson, freedom is not gotten freely, it is fought for with strength and tears. Senator Dino Melaye remains a unique Senator. He stood for the truth in the House of Representatives and was suspended; he stood for the truth … Continue reading Kogi West: “I Stand With Senator Dino Melaye”
By Aledeh.com A group under the aegis of Bunu Youth Forum has come out to condemn the ongoing effort to recall Senator Dino Melaye, Senator representing Kogi West senatorial district, describing the process as an attempt by some selfish individuals to discredit the good work that the senator is doing in representing the constituency at … Continue reading BUNU PEOPLE DISTANCE SELF FROM DINO’S RECALL
By Danjuma Aliyu The chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption, PACAC, Professor Itse Sagay has been accused of trying to illegally influence the Senate President's case at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, CCT. Senator Bukola Saraki was accused of false declaration of his assets. However, the case was dismissed by Justice Danladi Umar who … Continue reading Saraki’s Aide Exposes Prof Sagay’s Dark Double Speak
From http://thenigerialawyer.com The Sun Publishing Limited has prayed the Abuja division of the Court of Appeal to restrain the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, or its agents from sealing off its premises pending the hearing and determination of its appeal before the court. The newspaper organisation took the step, following yesterday’s invasion of its … Continue reading The Sun Sues EFCC Over Invasion Of Premises
By Muideen Olaniyi A fact-finding and reconciliation committee constituted by the national leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has identified ten issues that were fueling the crisis rocking the Kogi State chapter of the party. The Chairman of the committee, Chief Tony Momoh, who submitted a-300 page report to the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led APC … Continue reading APC REPORT VINDICATES SENATOR Dino Melaye
By Adebote 'Seyifunmi Senator Dino Melaye has frowned at the operations of Commercial Banks in Nigeria, saying most of their operations are not in accordance with the laws of the land. Dino Melaye who is a Senator representing Kogi West was introduced as an Advocate for Human Right when he appeared as a guest on … Continue reading Sen Dino Melaye Says: “Objectifying Women In Nigeria’s Banking Sector Must Stop.”
By Abdul Tukur Nigeria's lawmakers have confirmed the appointment of 15 Resident Electoral Commissioners, RECs that were appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari. President Buhari sent the names of 27 REC nominees on February 27, 2017, but the Senate delayed their confirmation, following a battle between the two arms of government. The conflict came after the rejection of … Continue reading Senate Confirms 15 Resident Electoral Commissioners
BY BUKOLA SARAKI A couple of years ago, I read an interesting article in The Economist that tried to argue that there is direct correlations between corruption and development. I thought this was pretty obvious. What set me thinking more about the subject however was the graphics. The writer tried to show that countries with … Continue reading How to Win the Anti-Graft War
By Abdul Tukur Lanre Gbajabiamila, Director General of the National Lottery Commission has been asked to step aside from the post. Mr Gbajabiamila, a former Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos State Lotteries Board, who had already started signing documents and carrying out functions of the office of the DG of the commission was asked to … Continue reading Nigerian Lawmakers Tell Lanre Gbajabiamila, DG Lottery Commission To Step Aside
By Adenike Lucas The Nigerian Senate has passed a budget on Thursday that it hopes "would go a long way and take us out of recession." The report on the 2017 Appropriation Bill that makes up to N7. 44 Trillion was laid before the National Assembly on Monday (May 9). It was then carefully considered by the … Continue reading BREAKING: Senate Passes N7. 44 Trillion Budget
