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Betta Edu: Why Ministers Abuse Public Office In Nigeria -By Olu Fasan - Vimarsana News

Betta Edu: Why Ministers Abuse Public Office In Nigeria -By Olu Fasan

Articles on OpinionNigeria's platform are objective, constructive, mind buggling and compels people to take ownership of issues in order to bring about practicable solutions.

Buhari Had Better Grip Of Things From 2015 To 2019 – Akande - Vimarsana News

Buhari Had Better Grip Of Things From 2015 To 2019 – Akande

An immediate past presidential aide, Laolu Akande, on Thursday, said ex-President Muhamamdu Buhari had better grip of things during his first term as democratically elected President than in his second term between May 2019 and May 2023. Akande, who spoke on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily programme, also said Buhari’s movement of the National Social Investment

Edu Gate: Group exonerates Gbajabiamila in humanitarian - Vimarsana News

Edu Gate: Group exonerates Gbajabiamila in humanitarian

The Civil Society Coalition for Transparency in Governance (CISCOTIG) has rubbished attempts to drag the President's Chief of Staff,

Police Arrest Former IPAC Chairman Demanding Suspension Of Defence Minister, Matawalle - Vimarsana News

Police Arrest Former IPAC Chairman Demanding Suspension Of Defence Minister, Matawalle

The former chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council, IPAC, in Cross River State, Goddie Akpama, has been arrested by operatives of the Nigerian Police

Top shots' greed compounds poverty alleviation as humanitarian ministry's scandals deepen - Vimarsana News

Top shots' greed compounds poverty alleviation as humanitarian ministry's scandals deepen

"“Is it in Nigeria where there is no adequate database? Who are the people they were giving these monies to? So I saw it as a means of embezzlement. I raised this concern right from the beginning."