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Crisis is brewing in an oil-producing community, Olomoro, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State following mass arrest of youths in the community attached to Olomoro Labour and Vigilante Group (OLVG) by the community's president general, Emmanuel Oteri. The community's president general, SaharaReporters reliably gathered, has in the past two weeks been using Nigerian police to harass the youths and lock them up at the Zone 5 headquarters, Benin, Edo State, where they were bai...

There is suspense over the form of measures to be adopted by state government to cushion the harsh effects of removal of petrol subsidy.

Then again, of the three arms of government, the legislature is the one central to good governance. Its core functions begin and end with good governance. And even by configuration, it is the closest to the people, connecting them to the government. So, the legislature is indeed the people’s shield and advocate.

Every enlightened Nigerian today is familiar with these sweeping statements and their likes. They have become so ritualized that lately, they dominate every democratic governance discourse. Even right now, they still reverberate.  

Spread the love  Before the inauguration of the 10th national assembly and the subsequent emergence of Godswill Akpabio as the president of the senate, a cross-section of…

Before the inauguration of the 10th National Assembly and the subsequent emergence of Godswill Akpabio as the president of the senate, a cross-section of

Pastor Sunday Egbo A report by Punch Metro has shown that the Enugu state police command on Tuesday paraded one Pastor Sunday Egbo, the founder of Christ…

From every perspective, what shaped the events and activities leading to the 2023 general elections was a massive agitation for a regenerated Nigeria

Though sharply divided along ethnic, partisan and religious lines, the Nigerian masses today are closely united by humongous hardship and suffering. No one is spared because insecurity and hunger as descendants of poverty do not recognize tribe, race, status and faith. Yes, in Nigeria today, “the rich also cry”.

A Civil Society Organization in Nigeria, Peace For Free Initiative has called on Nigerian youths to allow democracy to grow, and