‘Nigeria a failed State under Buhari’ – NaAbba, CNG

The Coalition of Northern Groups, (CNG) has warned that Nigeria under President Muhammadu Buhari can by all standards of judgment be categorised a failed State. Similarly, a former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ghali Umar NaAbba, expressed concern over the deepening distrust in the country, saying the current leadership has created mistrust among Nigerians. NaAbba, who spoke at the Maitama Sule Leadership Lecture Series at the Nasarawa State University, with the theme: Constitution, Constitutionalism and the future of Nigeria, organised by the Students wing of the CNG, stressed the…

Read More

‘Nigeria descending into anarchy’, Concerned Nigerians raise alarm

Some concerned Nigerians have implored the Federal Government to, as a matter of urgency, address the nations security problems in order to stemthe worsening insecurity, violence and criminalities in the country, The concerned Nigerians, who participated in the second edition of ‘Journalists Hang Out’, organised by the Ibadan Media, in collaboration with the Nigeria Union of Journalists, (NUJ), Oyo State chapter, warned that Nigeria is fastly drifting into a state of anarchy. The participants, which comprised of the Special Adviser to the Oyo State Governor on Security Matters, Rtd CP…

Read More

“Nigerians docility responsible for thriving impunity in country” – Wole Soyinka

As Utomi, others lament spate of impunity Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka, yesterday said that the docility of Nigerians was responsible for the impunity among the political class. This is as other renowned activists lamented that Nigeria and indeed the African countries reward corrupt leaders with re-election. They spoke at the 24th edition of the Wole Soyinka Lecture Series, organised by the National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates Confraternity), which was held via Zoom, with the theme: ‘National Conference Against Impunity‘. In his remarks, Prof. Soyinka said every Nigerian should take responsibility for…

Read More