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Restricting State Power: How the National Assembly Reformed the State Police Bill
The National Assembly has passed a landmark bill introducing state policing in Nigeria, incorporating strict constitutional safeguards to prevent governors from abusing these forces for political persecution.
Retired South-West Civil Service Leaders Urge Constitutional Overhaul
Retired civil service leaders from the South-West are pushing for constitutional reforms to improve regional governance, citing a need to move away from the current centralized system to address national security and economic challenges.
Mahdi Shehu Characterizes Northern Nigeria as a Subjugated Region
Public affairs commentator Mahdi Shehu claims Northern Nigeria has been defeated by poor leadership, greed, and the region's own failure to adapt to modern societal challenges.
Edo Governor Okpebholo nominates Enugu native Martin Oli as Commissioner
Governor Monday Okpebholo has nominated Martin Anayochukwu Oli, an Igbo community leader, for a commissioner position in Edo State, emphasizing inclusive governance.
Abia State Administration Promotes Anti-Corruption Standards Within Government Departments
Abia State has established a new committee to oversee the implementation of its anti-corruption strategy across all government ministries, departments, and agencies.
Senator Ali Ndume Proposes Part-Time Status for Nigerian Senate
Senator Ali Ndume is advocating for a shift to a part-time legislative model in Nigeria, suggesting lawmakers should only be paid for the days they actively participate in committee work or plenary sessions.
Ali Ndume Claims President Tinubu Is Surrounded by Yes-Men
Senator Ali Ndume asserts that President Tinubu's government suffers from a lack of honest advice because his aides are financially dependent on him and fear disagreement.
Governor Bala Mohammed’s son urges payment of state retirees’ benefits
The son of Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has publicly requested that his father expedite the payment of outstanding gratuities to retired civil servants to help ease their economic difficulties.
Ekiti: The Road Ahead for Governor Oyebanji After His Historic Re-election
Governor Biodun Oyebanji has made history in Ekiti State by securing a second term through a unique strategy of consensus building and civil service reform, now facing the challenge of avoiding the common pitfalls of second-term governance.
Maduabuchi Idam Opposes State-Controlled Policing in Nigeria
Lawyer Maduabuchi Idam warns that creating state-run police forces in Nigeria could lead to political persecution and undermine the integrity of elections.