Greater Edo as Commissioner for Works inspects several roads construction in Edo South

Commissioner Akhabue in midst of others during the inspection The Edo State Commissioner for Works, Dr. Felix Ehiguese Akhabue JP earlier this week embarked on the second phase of onsite inspections of ongoing road projects by the Governor Okpebholo-led administration across the Edo South. The Commissioner said Okpebholo-led administration envisions a state that is opened…

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Edo Gov appoints Nollywood star Mercy Johnson-Okojie SA, Public Engagement and Advocacy

Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has appointed a Nollywood star Mrs. Mercy Johnson-Okojie as Special Adviser on Public Engagement and Advocacy. A statement by Umar Musa Ikhilor, Secretary to the State Government (SSG), yesterday, said Mrs. Johnson-Okojie as Special Adviser will deploy her vast public influence, communication expertise, and grassroots reach to strengthen citizens’…

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Just in: Senator Mpigi Is dead

Barinada Mpigi, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Works has died. It was gathered, Senator Mpigi, 64 died on Thursday. The senator was born on June 23, 1961. Mpigi represented the South-East senatorial district of Rivers until his death. A source confirmed the lawmaker’s demise to on Thursday morning. The late lawmaker was first elected…

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See reasons Gabon places ban on Facebook, TikTok, other social media platforms

Gabon president, Brice Oligui Nguema Gabon has announced the suspension of social media platforms, citing the “spread of false information”, “cyberbullying” and the “unauthorised disclosure of personal data.” Gabon’s media regulator on Tuesday announced the suspension of social media platforms “until further notice”, blaming content posted online for stoking conflict and division in society. The…

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Opinion: The Sharia Paradox: Economic hypocrisy and the call for global accountability in Nigeria

By Oto Drama, PhD ​THE delicate fabric of Nigeria’s federalism is currently being stretched to a breaking point by a glaring legal and moral contradiction: the aggressive enforcement of Sharia penal codes in 12 northern states, juxtaposed against their reliance on “sin taxes” generated from the very substances they prohibit. As the U.S. government ramps…

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