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- SERAP urges Tinubu to halt pay rise for politicians
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Opinion
An aide to former President Goodluck Jonathan has poured cold water on feminism, insisting that it was not founded to liberate women, but a ploy to manipulate them. In a tweet on his verified X handle, Omokri illustrated his view with the photograph of the first lady of Botswana, Kaone Boko, who kneeled publicly for husband and President Duma Boko as he was being sworn in to office. In his…
Washington D.C.—In a Rose Garden address on Thursday, President Joe Biden urged Americans to “bring down the temperature” and assured the nation of a peaceful transition of power following Republican Donald Trump’s victory in the U.S. presidential election. Addressing the nation amidst a deeply divided political climate, Biden called on Americans to see each other as “fellow Americans” rather than adversaries, regardless of political leanings. “You can’t love your country…
The Take It Back Movement (TIB), a prominent organization dedicated to human rights advocacy, has publicly denounced the actions of the Sokoto State government under the leadership of Governor Ahmad Aliyu. The TIB’s condemnation comes in response to what they describe as oppressive tactics employed by the state to suppress dissent and stifle freedom of expression within its borders. The controversy centres around the recent arrest and covert arraignment of…
With Donald Trump’s return to the White House looking increasingly likely, questions are swirling over what his presidency could mean for Africa’s economic landscape. From trade policies to foreign aid, a Trump administration could bring both challenges and opportunities for African nations navigating a shifting global economy. Trade Relations: New Focus on Bilateral Deals Under Trump’s “America First” approach, the U.S. may prioritize agreements that directly benefit American interests, potentially…
Despite past criticisms of Donald Trump, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer confirmed that David Lammy will remain in his post as Foreign Secretary, even as Trump returns to the White House. Lammy, known for his outspoken remarks on Trump, previously referred to the former president as a “woman-hating, neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath” during his tenure as a backbencher in 2018. He also labeled Trump a “profound threat to the international order,”…
While the U.S. presidential election may be the most talked-about political event in November, even in Nigeria, Nigerians should also pay close attention to an important election happening this month: the Ondo State governorship election. Amid various national issues—from teenagers facing treason charges to a divisive tax reform bill—it’s easy to overlook the importance of this upcoming election in Ondo State. In Nigeria’s federal system, where states strive for equal…
While electoral races in advanced democracies usually center around party ideologies and policies, in Nigeria, they are often more about individual interests. This is not to say that political parties in Nigeria do not play a significant role in elections. However, the lines of distinction are so permeable, and party structures so weak, that politicians can easily switch affiliations and take over party structures to serve their own interests. Many…
The Commissioner for Health in Ondo State, Dr. Banji Ajaka, announced that the state government has disbursed the sum of N34 million to cover the medical bill of forty-six residents. Dr. Banji Ajaka, the Commissioner for Health, on behalf of Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa, said this gesture aims to support residents with medical conditions. Cheques were presented to the beneficiaries at the event, and he encouraged the beneficiaries to use the…
Prominent British supermodel Cara Delevingne took to social media to voice her frustration and outrage. Delevingne passionately called on her friends and peers to commit to making the next four years of Republican rule “a living hell.” This rallying cry resonated with many, particularly within the liberal community, as a wave of disbelief washed over those who had hoped for a different outcome. Delevingne, known not only for her modelling…
In a shocking revelation, a mysterious man whose name is yet to be identified had confessed to killing over 70 women for ritual purposes in Ibadan, Oyo State capital. The number, according to the man who claimed he is now a pastor, is not part of the people he had been hired to kill and had eaten in his life. He revealed this on a popular socialist, Yinka Ayefele’s radio…
When we hear the phrase “caught on the wrong side of the law,” we often imagine a division between two sides: a wrong side populated by criminals and those who violate societal norms, and a right side filled with law-abiding, model citizens. Among the latter, we might expect to find lawmakers, the individuals entrusted with creating and upholding the laws by which society operates. But what happens when those trusted…
Former Chief Justice of Nigeria, CJN, Justice Walter Samuel Nkanu Onnoghen has discharged and acquitted a from his conviction of false assets declaration charges by the Code of Conduct Tribuna by The Court of Appeal in Abuja. Former President Muhammadu Buhari had in 2019 removed Onnoghen as the Chief Justice of Nigeria during the pendency of a charge against him at the Code of Conduct Tribunal. The conviction of Onnoghen…
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