Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 12th June 2022
Here are some of the Breaking News in Nigeria Today Sunday 12th June 2022 on some of the nation newspapers .
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As in PDP, as in APC, the South-East loses
When the former Senate President, Chuba Okadigbo, sniggered that what existed in Nigeria were merely, rallies, not political parties, many did not understand his drift. But facts continue to prove him right, almost daily. We may look at the two concepts to appreciate Okadigbo’s observation. A rally is a public meeting of
Women, marginalisation question, Adamawa’s valorous example Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu
There is a sense in which the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC), showed a darling example in its recently held primary election across the country, save for instances of irregularities in few states, including Imo, my state, where government actors made a charade of a process that should ordinarily have deepened democratic practice. Distasteful
29 years after: MKO’s legacies battered by death
Today marks exactly 29 years since the June 12, 1993 presidential election was held. Adjudged to be the freest and fairest election ever held in Nigeria, the presumed winner of that election, Chief Moshood Kashimowo Olawale Abiola was, to many, Nigeria’s hero of democracy. In this piece, LADESOPE LADELOKUN writes on the legacies of the
Keeping military in barracks my joy, says Okei-Odumakin
Dr. Joe Okei-Odumakin was in the trenches in the struggle to actualise June 12, 1993 election. She reminiscences on this and more in this interview with WALE ELEGBEDE What is your satisfaction over the June 12 struggle? My key satisfaction was keeping the military in their barracks since that epic struggle. My disappointment
June 12 and 2023 elections
In this analysis, BIYI ADEGOROYE retraces the crises that greeted the annulment of the June 12 elections and makes a projection in respect of the impact it should make on Nigeria’s 2023 elections Among the many benefits of history is the fact that though it does not give a programme for the future, it
Our society discourages victims of violence from speaking out –Rimi
Aisha Rimi is an attorney, entrepreneur and an advocate of women and children’s rights. She has practised Law with reputable local and international law firms for almost 30 years. She is a founding partner at Africa Law Practice (ALP), a leading commercial law firm in Nigeria. A wife, mother and businesswoman, Rimi has established several
Gen Williams: APC, PDP delegates chose money over integrity
Major Gen. Ishola Williams (rtd) is a onetime Commandant, Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Nigeria Army. In this interview with JOHNSON AYANTUNJI, he talks about his fears for Nigeria with the way and manner presidential flag bearers of the parties emerged. He said that it is a shame that delegates chose money above integrity and
Marginal Fields: How Russia-Ukraine war can improve upstream petroleum sector –NUPRC
Having ensured that it concluded the 2020 marginal oilfield bid round by insisting on strict adherence to the rules guiding approvals and issuance of licenses in the upstream sector of the nation’s oil and gas industry, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) says it is gearing up to issue Petroleum Prospecting Licences (PPLs). TONY
Agbakoba: Nigeria’s democracy still hovering around June 12
The annulment of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, provoked nationwide unrest because it was adjudged as free, fair and transparent by both local and foreign observers. In this commemorative chat, human rights lawyer and one of the heroes of the struggle for its revalidation, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba, tells ONWUKA NZESHI that Nigeria has not
Odd colours that blend
Every day, fashion and style evolve with new creativity and innovation. In the past, there are colours fashion stylist will categorically tell you that would never blend when pieced together. Odd colours like mint green, turquoise blue, fuchsia Pink, mauve, royal blue were hard to pair with other bright colours. Fashion police was on the
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