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Some financial experts have commended the Federal Government for some of its monetary policies that have led to the steady appreciation of...

Some financial experts have commended the Federal Government for some of its monetary policies that have led to the steady appreciation of the Naira against the dollar. | Pulse Nigeria

A former House of Representatives Minority Leader, Dr Wunmi Bewaji, has observed that the appointments made by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu are not lopsided contrary to insinuation in some quarters. Bewaji, who is the executive secretary, Coalition of Democrats for Electoral Reforms, noted that some of the appointments were for personal aides which would naturally…

Former House of Representatives Minority Leader and Human Rights Lawyer, Dr. Wunmi Bewaji, has said there is nothing wrong in the Department of State Service (DSS) re-arresting the suspended Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Godwin Emefiele, after he was granted bail in court. However, he said the DSS did not handle the matter properly…

In a matter of days, the National Assembly will decide on the choice of a new set of presiding officers in the emerging political dispensation. But all

A former House of Representatives’ Minority Leader and legal practitioner, Dr Wunmi Bewaji, speaks on the 2023 general election, the Muhammadu Buhari

A whole lot of issues subsist after the general election as the transition to the next political dispensation progresses, writes KUNLE ODEREMI. There is

Few days to the presidential primary election of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), the political atmosphere is charged as about 30 aspirants have indicated interest in succeeding President Muhammadu Buhari come May 29, 2023.  Daily Trust Saturday reports that President Buhari is the second president to conclude his second term since the country’s return […]

Former Minority Leader, House of Representatives and legal practitioner, Dr Wunmi Bewaji, speaks on 2023 elections, the amended Electoral Act, in this

Twenty months after the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) deregistered 74 of the 91 political parties in the country, more than half of the parties that survived the electoral body’s hammer are docile and inactive, Daily Trust reports. No fewer than 15 of the remaining 18 parties are inactive and unpopular as they only exist on […]