A House in Disarray: How the Nigerian Senate is Losing Focus Amidst National Crisis
By Time Nigeria
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By Abdulrahman Aliagan, Abuja In the grand chambers of Nigeria’s Senate, where history is made and the fate of millions is…
By Taiwo Adisa For most of last week, Senate President Godswill Akpabio was in the eye of the storm as his…
According to reports, the former president told his party men that he only owns three houses: one in his hometown of Daura,…
By Taiwo Adisa, In the aftermath of the national elections of 2023, a good number of political watchers in the country…
Tribute to My 'Mother' and a Global Trailblazer: Celebrating Ms. Arunma Oteh @ 60
By Time Nigeria
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On this special occasion of her 60th birthday, I celebrate Ms. Arunma Oteh for her unquantifiable contributions to Nigeria, Africa, and the…
Today, it is easy to see different states in the original Western Region competing to own airports, when collaboration to build railways…
In a publication released in 2006 with the title, Parliament and Democracy In the Twenty-First Century: A Guide to Good Practice, the…
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NCC: A New Dawn in Nigeria’s Digital Transformation
By Time Nigeria
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Dr. Aminu Maida, a trailblazer in telecommunications policy and regulation, brought to the NCC a wealth of experience and a clear vision:…
Needless Appointments: An Emerging Threat to Local Government Autonomy in Kwara
By Time Nigeria
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“The appointment of personal aides by local government chairmen in Kwara State is a symptom of a broader problem of patronage and…
