Davidson Ogbebor The Special Committee on the Museum of West African Art (MOWAA), chaired by former Edo State Governor and Senator Adams Oshiomhole, has submitted its report on the ownership,

Eben Enasco In the hallowed halls of democracy, three arms were designed to stand apart, yet watch each other. The Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary. But in Edo today,

By,Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele Governor Monday Okpebholo has renewed his commitment to strengthen financial discipline, reduce revenue leakages and ensure that money generated by government institutions is properly accounted for.

Paul Okojie There are moments in a nation’s political journey when a single utterance ceases to belong to the individual who made it and instead becomes a mirror held up

Paul Okojie. The recent appointment of special advisers  by the Edo State Governor is commendable to bolster his service to the citizens of Edo state, but it comes with a

By, Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele One topic that is less discussed when problems of governance in Nigeria come up, is the seeming long distance between government and the governed. In

By,Patrick Akhere Ebojele Endorsements from highly respected traditional rulers often carry very symbolic significance in Nigeria. Nevertheless, many of such endorsements very often transcend protocol and, in reality, are statements

By,Dr. Patrick Akhere Ebojele Rather than a ceremonial gathering full of speeches last weekend, EdoSHINE 2026 UK Executive Forum held in London under the theme, “Shine Beyond Borders” was an

By: Festus Alenkhe In an era where development is borderless, governance must also be borderless. It is in this context that Governor Monday Okpebholo’s “SHINE Agenda Across Borders” event in

Paul Okojie The Former Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Babachir Lawal, has once again stirred national debate with a wide-ranging interview in which he criticized President Bola Ahmed