By Umar Yusuf Ogbanwo A rights group, Stand Up Nigeria has commended the Federal Government over the scrapping of the Post UMTE (Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations), saying it showed the determination of the President Buhari administration to sanitise the education […]
It is not the intention of this columnist to attack personalities nor any institution. Rather, he was inspired to write this as a result of defense made by compatriot Nigerians that Bukola Saraki, who doubles as Senate President and Chairman […]
I never thought that I would write on President Buhari this soon. I believe in the power of time and what it can achieve for the longsuffering individuals who know that there is no overnight success. We cannot turn our […]
•We are open to new ways of fighting corruption –Sagay committee MAJORITY of the judges nominated for probable appointment as heads of the proposed anti-corruption specialised courts failed the integrity test being conducted by security agencies, Nigerian Tribune learnt on […]
All Progressives Congress (APC) National Chairman Chief John Odigie-Oyegun has debunked claims that some ministerial nominees failed corruption test conducted by security agencies. Odigie-Oyegun, who spoke to reporters in Benin City, the Edo State capital, noted that the ministers to […]
INDICATIONS emerged at the weekend that the failure of President Muhammadu Buhari to announce ministers after nearly two months of assuming office is not unconnected with the alleged malfeasance, fraud and misappropriation of funds traced to most of the ministerial […]
From the breezing climate of the East to the ancient brown roofs of Ibadan, the rocky lands of Abeokuta up to the desert plains of the Nigerian savanah, the message of change rumbled through households, ransacked villages and huts. Some […]
With the emergence of radical political science professor as INEC chairman, an attempt has been made by the former ASUU chairman and Bayero University Vice Chancellor Prof Attahiru Jega to reform Nigerian electoral system by recognising perceived credible people as […]
