Magistrates in the country have been advised to show a high level of integrity in the dispensation of justice in line with their responsibilities as enshrined in the code of conduct for judicial officers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The administ...
The Niger State government has disclosed that it requires about N200billion to settle the entitlements of about 12,000 retirees from both the state and the 25 local government areas in the state. The chairman of the state pension board, Alhaji Benu Ahm...
The registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Dibu Ojerinde has disclosed that about 64,000 candidates have so far been offered admission into tertiary institutions of their choices by the board, this year. Ojerinde said t...
Having friends at work place apart from making the day go by faster and improving work productivity also increases the human life span, according to a recent study. This recent research found that a positive relationship with your co-workers has long-t...
A saying that some issues are better experienced than imagined is apt in relation to the case with the standard of living that persons with disabilities have in this nation. Faced with neglect from those who should care, most disabled Nigerians are una...
As the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) battles to maintain the Abuja master plan, the territory seems to be plagued by daunting over population and rising number of slums which LEADERSHIP SUNDAY has continued to highlight. This week, CH...
Senator Sani Ahmed Stores who represents Katsina Central senatorial zone recently barred his mind on the controversial 6-year single tenure proposal by the president. He also spoke on other burning issues in Nigeria. Chibuzo Ukaibe was there. Excerpts:...
When Governor Theodore Ahamefule Orji was elected in 2007, he was faced with a myriad of problems; ranging from poor infrastructure, social imbalance, godfatherism etc. In this interview with James Ume in Abia Government House, Umauahia, the Governor s...
It has remained the privilege of conquerors to write history. What’s more, the history of the planet has pretty much been written by men. This probably explains why women have often been relegated to the footnotes of this history - rightly or wro...
John Age, a middle-aged resident of Abuja, is a sad man. His brother, Martins, a mechanical engineer, lost his life in a ghastly motor accident along the ever busy Abuja-Kubwa road at night. Due to poor visibility, Martins rammed into a sharp obj...
Bashir Salihu is a legal practitioner and former chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Yobe State. In this interview with UCHE UCHE in Damaturu, the Lawyer speaks on the Justice Salami saga, President Goodluck Jonathan’s proposal of s...
Handling shylock landlords has proven to be a great challenge to tenants in Lagos State, as apart from charging exorbitant tenancy rates, the payment options were generally unfavourable to the tenants. Thus, it was a day of joy for tenants when the Lag...
The National president National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), Alhaji Usman Yasin, says he is on a mission to rebrand the union. He however identifies key intervention areas the government can wade into, to transform the transport sector. He ...
The Senate is back, apparently with renewed vigour to confront the myriad of problems confronting the nation, most of which piled while they were away. Though they all agree that the amendment of the 1999 constitution would top their priority, UCHENNA ...
The impending arraignment of Senator Bola Ahmed Tinubu, former Lagos State Governor and leader of Action Congress of Nigeria by the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) is heightening tension and generating several conspiracy theories, writes OLAOLU OLADIPO &n...