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Natasha: Akpabio faces a chaotic future

By The Insight Team 1083
mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet mostbet az mostbet How the parliaments in US, UK treat allegations of sexual harassment against their members Why three former Nigeria’s Senate Presidents were impeached or forced to resign The 10th Senate may remain stained by this untreated ‘sexual harassment’ saga The coming legal fireworks; protests will put Akpabio and his supporters on edge By Theophilus Abbah, PhD […]Continue Reading
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Why We Restored Pro-Wike Lawmakers: Supreme Court Explains 62-Page Landmark Ruling

By The Insight Team 755
By Emmanuel Kwada In a decisive 62-page judgment delivered on Thursday, the Supreme Court of Nigeria has provided a detailed rationale for restoring the leadership of the Rivers State House of Assembly under Hon. Martin Amaewhule, effectively ending months of legal and political wrangling that has gripped the oil-rich state. The Certified True Copy (CTC) […]Continue Reading
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Historic 1993 Presidential Election Results Revealed in IBB’s Book: Abiola’s Victory Nullified

By The Insight Team 932
By Emmanuel Kwada A gripping chapter of Nigeria’s political history unfolds anew with the detailed account of the 1993 presidential election results, as chronicled in General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s (IBB) book. The fiercely contested election, pitting Bashir Tofa of the National Republican Convention (NRC) against Moshood Kashimawo Olawale (MKO) Abiola of the Social Continue Reading
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Kogi State: How did ‘benevolent Governor Ododo’ spend N100bn in one year?

By The Insight Team 1514
Kogi may have earned over N200bn in one year if FAAC allocations to LGs and IGR are added to allocations to FAAC disbursement to the state government The most visible projects are two major roads, totalling 15 kilometres ‘He has reduced tension through prompt payment of salaries’ Ex-Governor Yahaya Bello’s ‘divide and rule’ tactics are […]Continue Reading
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Why are Nigeria’s ‘Westernized Elite’ anti-Nigerians?

By The Insight Team 963
The phrase, Nigeria’s Westernized elite,’ coldly crept into my linguistic repertoire and morphed into my new consciousness about the elite one mild afternoon in August 2024. The experience occurred in Gombe after I yielded to a disease that plagues my lifestyle: bibliomaniac, collection of books.  Unseen forces in season and out of season ignites a […]Continue Reading
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Africa Must Take Charge of Its Destiny, Says President Tinubu 

By The Insight Team 716
By Emmanuel Kwada President Bola Tinubu emphasized the need for African leaders to unite and tackle the continent’s challenges during a dinner in his honor at the People’s Palace in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea. He stressed the importance of addressing the brain drain and talent exodus from Africa through strategic efforts. “Africa must solve its own […]Continue Reading
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Ganduje’s Corruption Case Files Targeted in Kano High Court Attack- Govt

By The Insight Team 715
By Emmanuel Kwada The Kano State Government has stated that protesters who stormed the Kano State High Court, causing significant damage, stole vital documents related to corruption allegations against former Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje. Governor Abba Kabir  inspected the damage firsthand, joined by senior judiciary officials. Enemies of Kano State hired undesirable Continue Reading
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Direct Payments to LG Councils: Supreme Court’s Judgement Sets Precedent, But Is It Enforceable?

By The Insight Team 678
Key points: Judgment takes precedence over Constitutional provisions. No one can disobey the judgment; all must comply. Judgment stands until overturned by a higher court. FG, states, and LGs must collaborate to implement the judgment. Immediate compliance is required; no delays or excuses. By Prof Mike Ozekhome (SAN, CON, OFR) Many Nigerians and non-Nigerians alike […]Continue Reading
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65% of Tinubu’s speech focused on self-praise, not hunger and hardship in Nigeria – Forensic analysis

By The Insight Team 1533 3
Key Points: The speech was devoted to recounting what this government has achieved, some not relevant to the protests It didn’t directly address the issue of hunger and hardship The mood was more of a threat than compassion for suffering Nigerians The president was not exact with data about the negative impacts of the protests […]Continue Reading
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