Rivers: State Of Emergency Bad For Democracy – Sen. Ojudu, Others
Former federal lawmaker Senator Babafemi Ojudu has described President Bola Tinubu’s declaration of a state
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Drugs Truncating Future Of Young People, PRIMORG, NDLEA Warn
The Progressive Impact Organization for Community Development, PRIMORG, and the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency,
Turkey-Bound Businessman Excretes 120 Wraps Of Cocaine At Kano Airport
As NDLEA seizes 5.40kg cocaine going to Owerri; Intercepts another shipment concealed in motor parts
Electoral Reform: Implement Uwais Report, Rejig INEC – NASS Urged
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, the National Assembly has been urged to expedite actions
Constituency Projects: Budget Padding, Contract Fraud Persistent Challenges – ICPC
… urges citizens to provide information, hold leaders accountable The Chairman of Independent Corrupt Practices
Certificate Racketeering: FG Urged To Address Systemic Corruption
The federal government has been urged to address the fundamental causes of certificate racketeering and
Certificate Racketeering: FG Urged To Address Systemic Corruption
The federal government has been urged to address the fundamental causes of certificate racketeering and
Dokpesi: The Big Masquerade Leaves The Stage
By Augustine Okhiria Agbonsuremi
My first encounter with Chief Raymond Anthony Aleogho Dokpesi was in 1994 when he graciously gave me an opportunity to move over to his new radio station, Raypower FM, Lagos, as a Stringer, following the closure of Rutam House and the proscription of The Guardian Newspapers Group, where I worked as a reporter.
The then Director of News, Ladi Lawal, of blessed memory, had accepted the recommendation of Elisha Kelly, my senior colleague on the judiciary beat, for me to be considered on the list of “distressed journalists” of the 18 media organizations shut down by iron man, General Sani Abacha.