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Facts Olumhense needs to know, by Garba Shehu. Without meaning to bore readers with the issue, I wish to lay down the actions taken

In this interview with FRIDAY OLOKOR, a former Commissioner for Education in Ondo State, Dr. Remi Olatubora (SAN), analyses the judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal and how it will enrich the nation’s jurisprudence

As the case of Mrs. Asekhamhe has shown, witch hunters usually target vulnerable members of the population such as children, elderly persons, widows, and others, who are in weak socio-cultural positions. In a patriarchal society, the death of a husband puts a woman in a vulnerable position.

The recent local government election in Edo State where the governing Peoples Democratic Party won in all 18 councils again brings to the fore the need to make democracy work at the grass roots, DIRISU YAKUBU writes on the need for governors to loosen their grip on local governments for them to perform their constitutional roles

His administration carried out massive construction of roads to open up the rural areas. In the housing sector, he built low-cost housing estates in Ugbowo, Ikpoba Hill in Benin City, and Bendel Estates in Warri. As Governor, he always wore sandals, joking that he was so busy working in Government House that he never had time to buy shoes for himself. When Ambrose Alli left office in 1983, he retired to his family house.