For God, Country and the Marabou: #NigeriaDecides2023

By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu Democratic politics is by far the most brutal competitive sport invented. Unlike other sports where the combination of individual skill, perspiration, inspiration, and experience or team ethic can be dispositive, outcomes in politics can hinge on externalities unrelated to these such as the security services, voters, the media, electoral management bodies…

August 15, 20220Comments

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The Casualties are the poor in Nigeria…

By Lillian Okenwa The Casualties Are not only those Who have journeyed to The great beyond They are well out of it. The casualties Are also those Whose journey of life continues Waiting for the call of The great beyond When they too shall step Into the good night. The casualties Are all…

August 12, 20220Comments

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Tribute

“Salute, dear friend, Ogaga, Salute! A Life of dedication and active service to all that matters .” By Sandra Nwadi, Esq.

SALUTE, Ogaga! SALUTE!💯🙌💯💪 The bands, salutations, testimonies, testimonies, etc are blowing ceaselessly for you amidst the pains, tears, shock and adjustment. Salute Ogaga! We all and I salute! I must say that most of your deeds and your life were strongly that of dying in active service to your dreams, aspirations, works, NBA, being there…

August 12, 20220Comments

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Opinion

Is Buhari A Nigerian? -By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN

The President of any country is the number one citizen of that nation, all things being equal. He is first amongst equals, being the one that all other citizens look up to for leadership and direction. The President is the first ambassador of the nation and so the rest of the world views the country…

August 12, 20220Comments

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Opinion

See how President Buhari turned me into a Nostradamus and Clairvoyant

By Chief Mike A. A. Ozekhome, SAN, OFR INTRODUCTION Today, Nigeria is in a terrible quagmire; a deadly dilemma; a complete culde sac. There is trouble; real trouble. In all aspects of life, Nigeria is sick. Very sick. Critically ill To say she is on an uneasy life–support machine is simply saying the abvious. Everywhere…

August 12, 20220Comments

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Breaking barriers

As Nigeria battles ethnicity, religion, patriarchy, India Elects 2nd Woman President

By Lillian Okenwa While Nigeria contends with ethnicity, religion, patriarchy, and many more, a woman from India’s tribal minority, Droupadi Murmu, has been elected as the country’s president with the backing of the ruling party. She is the first person from the marginalised community to occupy the top post. Although her position is largely ceremonial,…

August 11, 20220Comments

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spotlight

Bwari/AMAC Federal Constituency: It’s time for the youth – Juliet Isi Ikhayere

By Lillian Okenwa “With the heightened spate of insecurity, widespread corruption, and a general sense of dissatisfaction among Nigerians, one can say that the 2023 election represents, perhaps the most pivotal election year in Nigeria… The obvious reality in today’s Nigeria has reinforced the growing yearning of Nigeria’s youths to play a more active role…

August 11, 20220Comments

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The Law and You

Tenements Rate: What is it, Who Should Pay and Collect? Published by SabiLaw

Across estates, communities and properties in Nigeria, governments demand for Tenements Rate from landlords and tenants. So, here is what is tenements rate, the persons that should pay tenements rates, and the right government to collect it. Find out the above in this video. Watch via this link : Credit:SabiLaw

August 11, 20220Comments

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My Notes

Which God do Nigerians serve?

By Lillian Okenwa “Yes, just as you can identify a tree by its fruit, so you can identify people by their actions. Not everyone who calls out to me, ‘Lord! Lord!’ will enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Only those who actually do the will of my Father in heaven will enter.” – Jesus (Matthew 7:…

August 10, 20220Comments

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Law Report

Can Government Takeover Properties in Nigeria

Published by SabiLaw There are certain situations that can prompt government to forcibly takeover any property (movable and immovable property) of any person (individuals, groups, companies, communities and even NGOs). This includes shares, monies, bank accounts, cars, jewelry, companies, lands, equipments and other anything! So, this is the How, Why and When Government can takeover…

August 9, 20220Comments

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