Facts are sacred
“Comments are free, but facts are sacred”
When U.S. Secretary of State,
Speed Is Good, But Order is Better
“Grain by grain, a loaf; stone by stone a castle”, says a Yugoslavian proverb.
Haile Gebrselassie is one of the word’s legends in marathon racing.
Buhari’s Middle-East Ties, North-East Reconstruction Initiatives by Garba Shehu
With the urgent task of resettling the more than two million refugees, mostly women and children on his mind, and at hand,
Buhari’s Anti-Graft Campaign and the Jurisprudence of Anti-Corruption By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
Oliver Wendel Holmes Jnr. is my most revered jurisprudential personage. This sentiment may be founded on a filial judicial heritage or on my experiential understanding – yet a vestige of my filial heritage – that law is not law until it has been interpreted by the courts: a summarized reflection of the Realist School of Jurisprudence.
Corruption Will Fight Back by Johannes Tobi Wojuola
Nigeria’s former EFCC Chairman, Mallam Nuhu Ribadu is renowned for his anti-corruption stance and fight.
YES! The President Can!
By Johannes Tobi Wojuola
The Nigerian Petroleum Sector accounts for over 80% of Nigeria’s revenue, consequently being the largest source of our economic dependence.
