By Yusufu Shehu Usman The Server is suffering under the "sufferness" of proof and nothing is established unless it is proved When you assert that there is a server, you must prove where it is unless the opponent admits its existence If you don't prove its existence, the court will not know what it is, … Continue reading Understanding The Ruling Of Presidential Election Petition Tribunal On The ‘Server’

By Abdulkarim Mohammad Abdullahi I want to echo my desperate concerns, as well as unreserved resentments. against,what can best be described and qualified as, "Nigerians' subversive ambivalence and indifferent attitudes" towards President Muhammadu Buhari's Anti corruption War, Which majority of Nigerians seem to be , not only its visible but active partners , whose perversive … Continue reading When Shall We Confront Corruption Head-on?

By Ibrahim Habu Suleiman It came like a bolt from the blues when last year President Muhammadu Buhari announced June 12 as the new Democracy Day instead of May 29. This was what none of his predecessors, two of them, former presidents Jonathan and Obasanjo, from the southern part of the country could do. The … Continue reading On Celebrating June 12 And Nigeria’s Democracy

By Our Reporter The Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Water Resources, Mrs Ekaro Comfort C. has assured of the ministry's resolve to complete Farin Ruwa Water project as well as construction of a dam. Similarly, she said the delay in take off of the project was caused by the desire of the ministry to get … Continue reading Farin Ruwa Project: Lack Of Qualified Contractor stalls Take Off-FG

By Ibrahim H. Suleiman In recent times pensioners across the country have been subjected to all kinds of dehumanisation. Whether at the federal or state level it is not uncommon to find thousands or millions of retirees that are neither being paid their pension nor their full gratuities many years after retirement. Many theories have … Continue reading The Fate Of Pensioners Who Bells The Cat

By Ibrahim H. Suleiman In recent times pensioners across the country have been subjected to all kinds of dehumanisation. Whether at the federal or state level it is not uncommon to find thousands or millions of retirees that are neither being paid their pension nor their full gratuities many years after retirement. Many theories have … Continue reading The Fate Of Pensioners Who Bells The Cat

By Ibrahim H. Suleiman In recent times pensioners across the country have been subjected to all kinds of dehumanisation. Whether at the federal or state level it is not uncommon to find thousands or millions of retirees that are neither being paid their pension nor their full gratuities many years after retirement. Many theories have … Continue reading The Fate Of Pensioners Who Bells The Cat

By Ibrahim H. Suleiman In recent times pensioners across the country have been subjected to all kinds of dehumanisation. Whether at the federal or state level it is not uncommon to find thousands or millions of retirees that are neither being paid their pension nor their full gratuities many years after retirement. Many theories have … Continue reading The Fate Of Pensioners Who Bells The Cat

By Our Reporter. The Governor of Nasarawa state Abdullahi A. Sule has urged the people of the state not to put unnecessary Pressure on public servants in order not distract their attention from discharging their onerous responsibilities of moving the state to the next level of development. Speaking while inaugurating Secretary to the State Government … Continue reading Gov. Sule Appeals To Citizens Not To Put Unnecessary Pressure On Public Servants

On Monday, the good people of Nasarawa state wake up to a cheering news regarding appointment of a new Secretary to the State Government in the person Aliyu Tijjani. Tijjani served the government of Umaru Tanko Al-makura as Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs and later moved to Ministry of Education through cabinet reshuffled. … Continue reading Editorial: Welcoming A Brand New SSG, Aliyu Tijjani