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If we want to fix Nigeria, the first thing we need to do is consign impunity to the rubbish pit and take steps towards accountability.

ON THE GO ASR Africa donates N5bn to boost health, social development in Akwa Ibom The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has announced the donation of N5 billion grant to support health and social development in Akwa Ibom state.Advertisement This was announced during... PHOTOS: Aftermath of fire outbreak at Lagos fabric market Traders at the fabric section of the Cairo market in Oshodi-Isolo LGA of Lagos state have started counting their losses.Advertisement A section of the market was gutted by fire around... Volcanic eruption: Nigerians in southern Caribbean...

Eddy Odivwri Last week, I promised to revisit an interview the then Gen Mohammadu Buhari granted this newspaper, in December 2014, as he was yet aspiring to win the presidential ticket of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The interview which was published as “Presidential Series” was aimed at presenting the ‘repented’ Buhari to the voting public. He had borne the dark patch of being a military dictator, in his ‘first missionary journey” to save Nigeria. So, his publicists were not only so keen to present a re-oriented and more tolerant Buhari to the public, but also to project ...

3 min read The Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives, Idris Wase (APC, Plateau), said Thursday that the Minority Leader of the Senate, Enyinnaya Abaribe (PDP, Abia), ought to be in prison for failing to produce Nnamdi Kanu in court after standing as a surety. He cited the example of Ali Ndume (APC, Borno), another senator, who was put in prison by Justice Okon Abang, over the former’s failure to produce Abdulrasheed Maina, former head of the defunct Pension Reformed Task Team (PRTT), whom he had Mr Wase made the remarks while responding to a Point of Order raised b...

TODAY The Federal High Court has reshuffled its judges across its 36 divisions in the country. The changes are to take effect from April 12, a circular issued on March 16 (Tuesday) by the Chief Judge of the court, John Tsoho, states. “Judges newly posted to judicial divisions must assume duty in such places on April 12, 2021,” the document obtained from a court official by newsmen late Tuesday, reads in part. Analysis of the circular by newsmen shows that 53 out of the court’s 77 judges are affected in the shake-up. Although the postings are seen as a routine usually carried out in ev...