Paul Okojie Today, as Nigeria marks another June 12, political leaders will once again deliver litanies of speeches celebrating democracy. There will be official ceremonies, public holidays, and lofty declarations

By Dr Patrick Akhere Ebojele The decision by Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, to approve the promotion of medical doctors in the state’s public service after more than eight

by Paul Okojie In the history of nations, there are moments when people begin to search for a leader who represents hope against overwhelming odds. Such moments often produce comparisons

By Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele Nigeria is passing through one of the most challenging periods in its history. And as a country this is not the first time and it

By Davidson Ogbebor The question of whether the United States seeks to recolonize Nigeria may sound provocative, but it continues to generate debate among scholars, policymakers, civil society groups and

By Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele For close to half a century, the popular Ramat Park stood out as one of the most difficult traffic points in Benin City. It is

By Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele The recent engagement between the administration of Governor Monday Okpebholo and the Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers (NALPGAM) may have appeared to many

Paul Okojie Since assuming office in May 2023, Bola Ahmed Tinubu has faced growing criticism over the direction of Nigeria’s economy, security structure and strategic national assets. Supporters describe his

By Dr.Ebojele Akhere Patrick Globally, citizens respond positively when leaders show up, listen, and follow through on commitments. The reason is that public trust is built not only through speeches

By Paul Okojie There is an old political saying that power is temporary, but the consequences of how power is used can last forever. Few Nigerian politicians embody this reality