CHSR Denounces Demolition of Owode Motor Spare Parts Market, Urges Gov Sanwo-Olu to Intervene

By: Mandy Park The Centre for Human and Socio-Economic Rights (CHSR) has strongly condemned the demolition and destruction of shops and goods at Owode Motor Spare Parts Market, Owode Onirin, in Lagos State. This is as CHSR has written to Lagos State governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, urging him to intervene and restore peace as those whose shops were destroyed may become a security risk for the state, if the impasse is not properly addressed and justice given to victims. The organization views the demolition as a “brazen act of land grabbing”…

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Nto Champions Intensive Farming To Address Food Insecurity

By: Mandy Park The Director, Agricbusiness Incubation Centre, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, ( MOUAU),Dr Philips Nto has advocated aggressive farming by all adult Nigerians as a practical step towards curbing food insecurity. He said Nigerians must farm what to eat and eat what they farm “,if they must overcome the existential threat of shortage of food. Speaking when he received some farmers in his office, Nto enjoined Nigerians to ensure that they farmed even at home to raise basic food such as vegetable, yam, and cassava. He noted…

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Korzyści i zastosowanie *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical dla mężczyzn*

Korzyści i zastosowanie *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical dla mężczyzn* Wprowadzenie do *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical* *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical dla mężczyzn* to nowoczesny suplement wspierający regenerację mięśni oraz zwiększanie masy mięśniowej. Jest to peptyd, który odgrywa kluczową rolę w procesach naprawczych tkanek mięśniowych, co czyni go popularnym wyborem wśród sportowców i osób aktywnych fizycznie. Co to jest *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical dla mężczyzn*? *PEG-MGF 2 mg Driada Medical dla mężczyzn* to peptyd o właściwościach anabolicznych, który stymuluje podziały komórek mięśniowych i przyspiesza ich regenerację po wysiłku.…

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Abia group berates EFCC on inclusion of Nto in fraud case…warns against witch-hunt

By: Mandy Park The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ( EFCC) has been faulted for including a former Commissioner for Finance, Dr Philips Nto, among those it arraigned in a Umuahia court for fraud. It alleged that EFCC and those after the family of Senator T. A .Orji targeted Nto for witch-hunt because of his refusal to betray the former governor and turn a prosecution witness. Speaking shortly after Dr Nto and his boss, Senator Orji, and three others were granted bail by Justice Lillian Abai, the Chairman of Abia…

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Musawa Unveils Plan to Revolutionize Nigeria’s Culture, Tourism, and Creative Sectors…vows to deliver World class arena

By: Mandy Park Nigeria’s Minister of Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musa Musawa, on Thursday, February 27, disclosed in more comprehensive terms, her vision and plans for the country’s tourism and creative sectors, focusing on the 2030 destination. This is as she also meticulously, disclosed plans for the Abuja Creative City, the Wole Soyiinka center, the 200 million dollars fund facility and the efforts put in place for repartration of Artifacts from foreign lands. Musawa also vowed to deliver world class arena for the Abuja creative city, and the…

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ICPC Faces N1bn Suit for ‘Malicious Prosecution’ and wrongful characterization of Ex-Abia Commissioner

By: Mandy Park Former Commissioner for Finance and Economic Planning in Abia State, Dr. Phillips Nto has given the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC), one month to apologise to him for malicious prosecution and for referring to those found guilty in a fraud case as his ” associates “ He noted that two years after an Umuahia High Court acquitted and discharged him of a fraud case in suit No HU/2c/2017, and convicted two others, ICPC has maliciously continued to refer to those found guilty as his associates. In a…

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ALEX OTTI @60: A TOAST TO GOOD GOVERNANCE

By Kazie Uko Expectedly, the red carpets, the drums, the trumpets, and all the other instruments of celebration have been rolled out. Likewise, the air waves, the newspaper pages, and the social media platforms are saturated with all kinds of goodwill messages. Visitors – family, friends, foes, favour finders, political loyalists and associates – are beseiging the sleepy Umuehim, Nvosi community of Isialangwa South, which has, incidentally, become the seat of government. Not even the plea, as he is wont, by the Man of the Moment, for the resolute crowd…

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Speakership: Respect Lagos Assembly decision, ÇHSR counsels…warns against declaration of war on democracy

By: Mandy Park Rights and need-meeting group, Centre for Human and Socio-economic Rights (CHSR) has cautioned that the Lagos State House of Assembly must be allowed to exercise its freedom in conducting its legislative business, devoid of undue interference. This is as the group cautioned that the decision taking by the legislative body should be respected. Recall that the house of Assembly removed former speaker Mudashiru Ajayi Obasa on January 13, 2025 and replaced him with Rt. Hon. Mojisola Lawal-Meranda. President of the CHSR, Comrade Alex Omotehinse stated this while…

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Why I visited Indonesia — Obi

By Mandy Park Former presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has rdisclosed that his recent visit to Indonesia was to understudy the country’s progress and compare it with Nigeria’s. During his five-day trip, Obi met with high-ranking stakeholders, including former Indonesian Minister Agung Laksono, former Vice President Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, and Minister of Villages and Development of Disadvantaged Regions Yandri Susanto. Their discussions covered critical areas of concern, including: security, education, healthcare and poverty alleviation. Obi said he was impressed by Indonesia’s outstanding progress, noting that the country’s per capita income rose…

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CAPPA Demands Reinstatement of Nasarawa State University Students Rusticated for Planning Peaceful Protest

By: Mandy Park Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) has strongly condemned the violent intimidation and rustication of more than 25 students by the Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), over a planned demonstration. In a statement signed by Robert Egbe, Media & Communications Officer, CAPPA demands the immediate reinstatement and an end to the crackdown on student activism in Nigeria. Part of the statement reads: “NSUK suspended these students for one academic session on bogus charges of criminal conspiracy, inciting public disturbance, and cyberbullying. “Their only offence was being…

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