Pen Pushers

The nomination of Oli was announced by the Secretary to the Edo State Government, Umar Musa Ikhilor, is described as another milestone in Governor Okpebholo’s deliberate effort to ensure that the state’s diverse communities are reflected in…

Leading the state government's delegation, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Religious Matters, Apostle Sule Faraday, said the intervention formed part of Governor Okpebholo's longstanding humanitarian outreach aimed at improving the…

“Your trajectory has been remarkable. From the halls of academia to international scholarship, from principled opposition to military dictatorship to dedicated service in democratic governance, your life reflects a man guided by conviction…

“Any project, transaction, programme, investment, commercial arrangement or collaborative initiative arising from the MoU shall be subject to separate negotiations and the execution of definitive agreements, approved in accordance with…

“Politics is all about give and take. I called this meeting to see faces I have not seen for a long time. This is the time to tell ourselves the truth, and seeing you here shows that I am supported,”

Even critics are united in their assessment that the administration of Governor Monday Okpebholo has, within a short period, introduced reforms and development initiatives that are gradually redefining political calculations in the state.…

The leader of the South-South Coalition of the Ijaw Leadership Group ex-agitators, General Pere Ejume in a press conference on Friday 21st June, 2019 in Benin City dissociates themselves and their group from such an affront of the Ijaw…

The victory was Morocco’s seventh win at the World Cup, moving the Atlas Lions ahead of Nigeria, who previously held the African record with six victories.

“The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC), at its 173rd General Meeting held on 23d June 2026, approved the suspension of Chief Mike Ozekhome from the Rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. “Accordingly, Chief Mike…

The Court therefore ordered the Nigerian government to pay Mr. Oyekunle the sum of N10 million in general damages. The court found that Nigeria’s actions suppressed his live coverage, thereby breaching his right to freedom of expression…