That We May Continue to Blow the Whistle, By Bala Magaji
The war against corruption cannot be won without the cooperation and participation of the public.
Tag: Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)
Paris Club Refund and Ugwuanyi‘s Passion for Workers’ Welfare, By Louis Amoke
...one is proud to state that Govenor Ugwuanyi’s passion for the people’s wellbeing is unbeatable and a reflection of his ...
That NIA’s Black-Budget and the Mysterious Whistle-blower, By Yushau A. Shuaib
Now that NIA has laid claim to the amount found in the Ikoyi apartment, does it mean the Economic and ...
Winning With Whistle-blowing In a Recession, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
The whistle blowing policy on illegal arms and weapons may be explosive and daunting. Although there is apprehension regarding whether ...
Lawal and Oke as Glamour News, By Dele Agekameh
The fact is that the activities around the president in Nigeria has, for long, been shrouded in secrecy. Like it ...
The Osinbajo Committee is Unconstitutional and should be Disbanded, By Sam Amadi
For the interest of protecting the Constitution and not violating the separation of power in the Constitution, the president should ...
Ghost Dollars, Grotesque State, By Louis Odion
Given the gravity of the issues involved, it is very scandalous that no one has spoken directly to the Nigerian ...
Sanusi: Herdsman, Iconoclast Or Pretender?, By Azu Ishiekwene
Like the herdsman anxious to save the flock from danger, Sanusi’s comment was a wake-up call. If, however, like Frederik ...
The EFCC Mess Gets Messier, By Zainab Suleiman Okino
The EFCC needs to redeem itself. It might never recover if in the end it is unable to prove or ...
Buhari’s Civilian Presidency: Was It a Serious Misunderstanding?, By Frisky Larr
In all of these, the president is nowhere to be seen. He is nowhere to be heard. Has it been ...
