Osinachi’S Husband Reignites Death Sentence Debate
By Emmanuel Onwubiko From international scholarly journal, we are opportune to know a little about the historicity of the use of death penalty amongst members
Gov Okpebholo: Six Months Of Purposeful Leadership, Restored Hope In Edo State
As Governor Monday Okpebholo marks six months in office, the government of Edo State proudly reflects on a period defined by decisive leadership, people-centred policies,
The Book: “Who Will Cry When You Die? Life Lessons from the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” by Robin Sharma
The book is a motivational guide that offers practical wisdom and insights aimed at helping readers live a meaningful and purposeful life. Through a series
Taravest 2025 Summit: Governor Agbu, Elumelu-led Planning Committee Engage Diplomatic Community on Investment Opportunities in Taraba State
In preparation for the Taraba State International Investment Summit (TARAVEST 2025) scheduled for May 21, 2025 in Jalingo Taraba State Capital, the State Governor, Dr.
HURIWA Commends Edo Governor’s Bold Crackdown on Cultism
… Urges Other States to Follow Suit The Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has strongly commended the Governor of Edo State, Senator
SEDC Discharges Allegation of ₦25 Billion “Secret” Loan
The South East Development Commission (SEDC) has discharged as misleading the May 11th Newspaper publication by The Sun alleging that the commission secured a N25
Nigeria’s Electoral System And Catholic Papal Conclave Election Processes : Implications And Lessons
Research By Emmanuel Gandu HIGHLIGHTS Focus Elections : a global historical journey Imperative of open, free, and credible elections The Conclave Two thousand years of
Imo’s Educational Triumph: A Model For Nigeria And Beyond
By Collins Opurozor Imo State is standing tall. In the recently released 2024 NECO examination rankings, it emerged as the second-best performing state in Nigeria.
Zik Of Africa: 29 Years On, Nigeria Still Needs His Vision
By Collins Opurozor On May 11, 1996, the Right Honourable Dr. Benjamin Nnamdi Azikiwe, affectionately called “Zik of Africa”, passed away, marking the end
When Sycophants Ruin A Nation
By O.A. Ayinde, PhD – Part 2 Indeed, in moments of deep national difficulty, we must ask: who spoke truth to power? Who reminded leadership
