Month: September 2024

By Alhaji Sani Idoko Abdullahi Whether in the realms of military regimentation or civil democratic leadership, the place of legitimacy as an effective instrument to leadership cannot be overemphasized. Ideally, legitimacy is about earning the trust, confidence and unwavering commitment of the people to a leader’s vision based on their conviction in the rightness of his actions. That ability of the leader to earn the trust and confidence of the people who would willingly key into his vision is what defines legitimacy in leadership, bearing in mind that it’s not…

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Hero of NADECO A Stalwart of Democracy: Chief Ralph Obioha’s Indelible Impact on Nigeria’s Democratic Struggle By: Ukpong Ekam In the annals of Nigeria’s turbulent political history, few names resonate as powerfully as that of Chief Ralph Obioha. A man of remarkable courage, unwavering principles, and an unyielding commitment to justice, Chief Obioha stands as a towering figure in the nation’s fight for democracy. His contributions to the restoration of civilian governance in Nigeria are not just significant – they are monumental, deserving recognition and reverence from all who value…

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By: Mandy Park Civil society organizations CSOs, Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF), Corporate Accountability and Public Participation, CAPPA, and Environmental Rights Action (ERA), have condemned the environmental pollution going on in Kapam community in Chikun Local Government Area of Kaduna state by the Kaduna Refining and Petrochemicals Company (KRPC). This is as the group demanded that the pollution must stop, and that ” there must be both environmental and health audits, the environment remediated and restored.”” Also, the service-oriented organizations equally demanded an immediate cleanup and detoxification of the…

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