“My fellow Nigerians, “I, Prince Charles Boniface Offokaja, Convener of North South Co-Presidency Movement, hereby declare my intention to run for the office of President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in the 2023 elections, in order to bring North-South co-operation, stability and lasting development to Nigeria. “It is time for mass EMPLOYMENT. It is…… Continue reading 2023: Presidential Declaration Of Prince Charles Boniface Offokaja
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ICC Registrar Election 2023: Open Letter To NBA, Ministries Of Justice & Foreign Affairs
4-4-22 To Whom It May Concern: Federal Ministry of Justice; Federal Ministry Of Foreign Affairs; Nigeria Bar Association The next Registrar of the International Criminal Court (ICC) will be elected by the Court’s judges in March 2023. The vacancy announcement for the position has been recently published, with a deadline for individual applications on 1…… Continue reading ICC Registrar Election 2023: Open Letter To NBA, Ministries Of Justice & Foreign Affairs
2020: Why Trump’s Approval Rating Is Such A Tricky Thing
It’s 3 weeks to the November election, and candidate Trump’s approval ratings show he is trailing Democratic candidate Joe Biden, sometimes by double digits. Deja vu! The same thing happened in the 2016 election. Right up to the eve of the election opinion polls predicted Trump would lose and Hilary Clinton would have a comfortable…… Continue reading 2020: Why Trump’s Approval Rating Is Such A Tricky Thing
Ovie Omo-Agege elected Deputy Senate President
Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, a strong supporter of President Buhari has been elected as Deputy Senate President. During the last senate he was so radical in his support for President Buhari that he snatched the mace at one time. Here’s to hoping that he helps bring development to the people by assisting in the making of…… Continue reading Ovie Omo-Agege elected Deputy Senate President
Ahmed Lawan is new Senate President of Nigeria
With 79 votes, Ahmed Lawan has won the senate presidency of Nigeria. After his victory, fellow contestant Senator Ali Ndume shook his hand in the spirit of sportsmanship. I hope this senate surpasses all other senates Nigeria has had. The masses need good laws to protect and promote them.