Editorial The bill before the House of Representatives, to amend the provision of section 291(1) and (2) of the 1999…
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Consolidating the executive-legislature relationship for good governance
BY BABAJIDE OMOWORARE It is trite that the relationship of the Executive and the Legislative arms of government during the…
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What is the good in building up a population if you can’t use it to build
Oyinkan Medubi When a country has a population such as Nigeria’s, it is supposed to constitute a formidable workforce that…
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Ondo poll: INEC tasks political parties on good conduct to ensure a hitch-free election
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), has urged political parties to create enabling atmosphere for a free, fair, credible and…
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NIDCOM at One: So Far, So Good
Abdur-Rahman Balogun It was a dream come true when on May 19, 2019, the former office of Senior Special Assistant…
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Good Akpabio ‘Killed’ the Bill, It’s Alive Again!
The Verdict By Olusegun Adeniyi, Email: olusegun.adeniyi@thisdaylive.com In a badly divided polity, it is no surprise that a number of…
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The good and the ambiguous law that could turn ugly
The Southern African nation of Zimbabwe is fast-tracking a Cyber Bill that would essentially enforce a data protection law and…
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Resource control: Good for Katsina, but not good for Rivers?
BY NUBARI SAATAH In November 1995, the Nigerian government murdered 9 Ogoni environmental activists, including Ken Saro-Wiwa primarily to put…
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Supreme Court’s verdict accepted in good faith –Alaibe – The Sun Nigeria
Lukman Olabiyi An aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the last governorship primary in Bayelsa State, Chief Ndutimi…
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Political Notes: Keyamo’s good fight
Festus Keyamo By Emmanuel Aziken Those in the know allege that Mr Festus Keyamo belongs to the Mallam Nasir El-Rufai…
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Here are our good, bad and worse performers for June » YNaija
Three months into a global pandemic, the Nigerian legislature has been forced to contemplate the intense rot that has permeated…
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