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By Fatima Oluwakemi Saka On the August 23, 2023 a two story building collapsed, at exactly 11:45mp on Wednesday night, at the street popularly called Lagos Street in Garki, a local government area under Abuja Municipal Council of Federal Capital Territory (FCT), had 3 person’s death, many injured and some...

The Man On IT Is Emmanuel Ifeajuna From Africa’s First Commonwealth Gold medalist To Facing A Firing Squad On 25 September In 1967. Emmanuel Arinze Ifeajuna (1935-1967) was a Nigerian military officer and one of the key figures in the January 1966 military coup in Nigeria. He was born on...

Professor Aminu Mohammed Dorayi is a renowned educationist and adventurer that drove from London to Kano with his car. The elder statesman is a Record-breaker, who broke a world record by driving his Peugeot 504 over a distance of about 4,000miles, in 24 days. Prof Dorayi is a distinguished Abusite...

By Fatima Saka The Minister of State for Environment, Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako has urged world leaders to consider equality when it comes to climate financing in resolving the global crisis, saying that there is inequity in the ways countries are impacted by the biodiversity crisis. Dr. Salako made this...

By Nnene Bassey The spate of ritual killings targeted People with Albinism (PWA), particularly in the Southern region of Nigeria, are not only heinous acts but also a violation of their fundamental rights to life and freedom as enshrined in Sections 33 and 39 of the Nigerian Constitution.  When someone...

*Honourable Bunmi Tunji Ojo, Walking the talk with good beginning In a democratic setting, new administrations give the citizens a ray of hope. Hope of good governance by ways of promise, promise to deliver what was not achieved in the past. But in so many cases peoples hope are also...

By Emmanuel Bello Serious analysts need to step back and begin to take the Nigerian hip hop music scene, well, more seriously. That scene, at least most of it, is messed up almost like the chaotic political scene. Are we listening to what those kids are saying in their deathly...

By Fatima Oluwakemi Saka As the world fights to end open defecation by 2030, in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory still struggles curtailing the menace, findings have revealed. According to investigations, while observing activities emanating from ongoing road projects in the FCT on the uncompleted roads revealed that the ongoing...

By Austin Maho PhD If there is one take away from the recent judgment of the Presidential Election Petition Court, otherwise know as the, PEPC, is the recognition of the Federal Capital Territory, FCT as one of the States of the Federation not just an Administration Territory and an appendage...

By Kemi Olokode-Ayelabola Within the prism of objectivity, I sincerely found it convenient to quickly conclude that, it is no longer business as usual in Nigeria, the new kid in the bloc has offered the country the much-desired renewed hope, direction, sense of purpose and vision. In just three months,...