“AMBO, a tide” in English literarily means “we are coming and here we are, we have arrived”. This is usually the resounding slogan of the people everywhere the train of the Ambode
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s re-election bid got a boost last Saturday when the Arewa Initiative for Peaceful Co-existence in Southern Nigeria endorsed him at a well-attended rally in Asaba, Delta State.
‘NO longer at ease’ is one title that will rightly describe the current situation in Oshodi, the most popular transit corridor connecting the whole of Lagos and beyond. Besides its popularity
CURBING political violence is one of the highpoints of the present administration in Lagos but it is, however, surprising as the menace is gradually finding its way back to the State. Hoodlums
DESPITE the peace accord signed by the political parties and their candidates in Rivers State with a promised to carry out their political campaigns responsibly and in non-violent manner as well as
A FEW weeks ago, all the political parties in Cross River State signed a peace accord with the Assistant Inspector General of Police (AIG) Zone 6, Mr. Tunde Ogunshaki, with a promise to
IT has been about one month when the major political leaders and presidential contestants assembled at the Ladi Kwali Hall of Sheraton Hotels and Towers to deliberate and put pen on paper
DESPITE the Peace Accord entered into by the political contestants to uphold peace and tranquility of the political environment ahead of the 2015 governorship election in Kaduna State, the truce has been
FOLLOWING the emergence of General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd), and President Goodluck Jonathan as the presidential candidates of All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the forthcoming polls, many Nigerians
THERE was a time they lit up the screen. A movie was not complete or ‘would not sell’ without their faces. But they have somewhat taken the back seat and there is