Features And Interviews

"The winner takes all and the losers are damned. This is the philosophy driving the desperation of the election in...

Apart from the PDP and APC, 40 other parties sponsored men as governorship candidates.

"The violence is an election strategy. It is designed by the ruling party to keep people from the polls."

The lawmakers are expected to debate these details of the bill soon.

Tamunoemi Sokari David-West, the essayist, academic, virologist, record keeper, anti-corruption crusader, a stickler for time, dyed-in-the wool Buharist, is gone.

Despite a new law signed in January to prohibit discrimination, affected Nigerians say they are still sidelined.

The ex-governor says only way to stop corruption is for those in public office to do things differently.

An analysis shows 2018 had the highest number of attacks on journalists in Nigeria since 1985. The figure for 2019,...

Beyond the issue of collapsing infrastructure, Lagos has a lot to deal with in terms of governance and openness.

With 42 albums in her kitty, the Nigerian music legend has said she is not slowing down just yet.

The judicial pronouncement is not about personalities, but about the process that throws up the persons that occupy leadership positions...

Not less than nine students in four tertiary schools have either being arrested by security agencies or rusticated from their...

The Nigerian “change” begins and ends with the poorest of the poor. For god and Country.

Lubabatu Mohammed, an octogenarian widow, narrates how she was kidnapped from her home in Jigawa State and regained freedom weeks...

Despite enabling laws dissuading discrimination against people living with disabilities, (PLWDs), many of them still complain of being ridiculed by...

Lawyers say the Nigerian constitution is silent on compensation from the state for victims of wrongful conviction.

Nigeria's Supreme Court has never upturned the results of a presidential election.

The Chief Operating Officer (Upstream), Bello Rabiu, explains why it has been difficult for the government to renegotiate the fiscal...

Mr Koroma says what inspired him to save the child soldiers is a dream he had more than 35 years...

Olivier van Beemen is also the co-author of an investigative piece on the activities of the former Dutch head of...

In Abuja, community residents are embracing out-of-court settlement due to the high cost and long delays of court processes.

Mrs Adadevoh has received several local and international awards posthumously.

A minister told lawmakers that some governors support illegal mining in their states.

Uko, a veteran journalist who practiced during the military era, emphasizes the ethical perils of Nigerian journalism.

The House of Reps member also speaks on town hall meetings in his constituency and other matters affecting lawmakers.