UK announces road closures, no-fly zones for Tinubu’s state visit
Britain will impose airspace restrictions and deploy armed police officers in Windsor next week as President Bola Tinubu arrives for a state visit hosted by King Charles III. Tinubu is expected to begin the visit in the company of his wife Oluremi Tinubu on Wednesday, March 18, with a reception at Windsor Castle. Thames Valley […]
NIDCOM Demands Due Process over Detention of Nigerians in Mozambique
The Chairman of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa has called on the Mozambique government to follow due process in the treatment of Nigerians detained in the south African Country, noting that if the Nigerians committed any offence, they should be formally charged to court. In a statement issued by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, Director of Media, […]
Institutions Are Only as Honest as Their First Acts
By Stephanie Shaakaa There is a quiet, almost invisible moment when a nation’s institutions are born or reborn. Taiwo Oyedele steps into office as Nigeria’s Minister of State for Finance, not as a distant observer, but as one of the architects of the country’s new revenue framework. He is the man who helped design the […]
Ten Unassailable Achievements of the Akpabio-Led Tenth Senate and a Historic Legacy of Purpose
By Eseme Eyiboh To inquire—often with a faint hint of derision—about the legacy Senator Godswill Akpabio may bequeath as President of Nigeria’s Tenth Senate is to display a troubling indifference to recent legislative history. The record is neither obscure nor equivocal. Under his stewardship, the Senate has passed more than 90 bills, with over 58 […]