The debate over whether or not to broadcast live the proceedings of the presidential election petitions tribunal has continued. On March 24, the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) president noted that a live telecast is in the interest of the people of Nigeria. Section 36 (1) and (3) of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of […]
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While working on an investment research project a couple of years ago during my graduate studies at the University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business, I built and ran a forecast model that showed how dangerously close Nigeria was to ballooning the trade deficit. Other financial benchmarks showed the country was on life support.
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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo says some aspirants for the presidency in 2023 should have been jailed if the country’s anti-graft were more diligent in their duties. Obasanjo said those who have no integrity in “small things” cannot have integrity in “big things” like the presidency. Speaking on Saturday in Ogun state during a symposium to
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The action or inaction by persons or groups of persons to sit out the 2023 is complicity in the decadence of democracy in Nigeria. This point was highlighted by the former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Professor Attahiru Jega. “We can’t all sit on sidelines and allow APC to destroy our nation”
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During the Edo and Ondo state elections, the United States government and the UK placed travel restrictions on Nigerians suspected of “undermining the democratic process” The British government’s statement announcing the restrictions stated that “These elections are important, both as an essential element of effective governance within both states and an indicator of the strength
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