Features And Interviews

Sprinkle-Hamlin is the first woman and African-American to head the Forsyth County library system.

Mr Imam and 19 others are running for APC governorship ticket in Borno, but he says there are only two of them in the race.

The aide speaks about why he was displeased with his former employer and subsequently quit.

”I don’t sit down feeling sad and wishing I had my sight. That wont just doesn’t happen. I know sight is a good gift and it will be an interesting feeling to know what sight looks like.”

In 2015, President Buhari was quoted to have said Nigeria did not need aid from the superpowers; it will be interesting to know what has changed.

The female candidate speaks on how she may have been denied a slot on Osun 2019 ballot papers and sundry political matters.

Out of 10 outgoing governors, eight are seeking new stools in the upper chamber of the National Assembly.

In spite of the debts and problems with salaries, he says what the government has done in the last eight years is a success story.

Vote buying today comes in different forms: “vote and cook soup”, “see and buy”, or “snap and send” among others.

The former Jonathan’s aide wants President Buhari to complete two terms.

Nigeria is in group B alongside Turkey, Australia, and Argentina at the World Cup.

Graham Weeks speaks on the insurgency ravaging the North-east, the abduction of Chibok, Dapchi schoolgirls and why these traumatic events pushed him into activism.

Mr Wike speaks on his many battles with the federal government and its agencies like the EFCC

Exclusive breastfeeding and adequate immunisation are ways to ensure healthy well-being of babies.

Enyimba remains the only Nigerian club to have won the CAF Champions League.

No fewer than six presidential aspirants of Nigeria’s main opposition party, PDP, are trailed by controversy and allegations of corruption that may affect their chances.

The aspirant speaks on his plans for the state if elected as the next state governor.

“…There was no proper ventilation, since the facility was underground, there was no natural breeze coming into the room for you to have air, but one standing fan was kept for 26 suspects…”

Even in the few relatively well-equipped centres, health workers lament they cannot do much due to lack of electricity

APC officials provide contradictory statements after the NEC meeting of the party.

Mr Ekanem is a consultant with the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation.

The political aspirant also speaks on the abduction of the Chibok girls and other unreported but similar incidents.