“Halal: Tomorrow’s Celebration May Plant Tomorrow’s Crisis”
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Apostle & Nation Builder … This is an advisory note to a nation in despair,
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Opinion
The Shift In The Burden Of Proof In Election Petitions : A Landmark Amendment Of The Electoral Act
By Admin It’s heartwarming to note that the National Assembly has taken the bold and courageous step to amend the
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The Trending Reno Omokri and His “Fact-Found” Mission
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi “When a man builds his reputation on deception, truth becomes his greatest enemy.” 1. The
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Bad Governance as Harbinger of Tanker Explosion
Oru Leonard Confucius (BC 551-BC479), is a celebrated Chinese philosopher and sage. His teachings, Confucianism, named after him, emphasize morality
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The Cross and the Crescent: One Destiny, One Demand; Justice
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi I. Introduction: The Call from the Book Abraham the Father of Faith, was neither a
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UNBIASED AND INDEPENDENT NATURE OF INEC IN NIGERIAN POLITICS: MYTH OR REALITY?
By Dr. Michael Akam Abang 1. Introduction The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), remains a central institution in Nigeria’s democratic
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Media Misrepresentation: INEC Staff’s Farewell to Yakubu, an Act of Appreciation
By Oru Leonard As the editor of News Dot Africa Online Newspaper who regularly covers events of the Independent National
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The Deal and The Dealers: Nigeria’s Transactional Customs Service
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi Introduction: The Gospel According to the Beneficiaries In Nigeria, truth rarely travels first class; it
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65th Independence Anniversary: Let’s Interrogate Tinubu’s “No More Corruption” Claim; At NCS, TCN and The CBN
By Citizen Bolaji O. Akinyemi, Introduction: A Dangerous Declaration As Nigeria marks her 65th Independence Anniversary—our second under President Bola
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Dangote Refinery and PENGASSAN: The Need for National Interest Above All
By ibrahim musa kallah Nigeria, our dear country, has always been blessed with resilient people and enormous resources. Yet, the
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