- A legal luminary and Senior Advocate of Nigeria Chief Robert Clark expressed fears over Nigeria’s corporate existence if action is not taken to address the huge cost of governance. Speaking in an interview on the state of the nation and the 50th anniversary of the Nigeria’s independence, the Senior Advocate says that “90 percent of the revenue accruing to Nigeria today goes into maintaining the structure of governance. He further points out that the 36 states legislatures, the National legislatures, the Governors and the Presidency gulps a lot of money on maintaining them annually at the expense of other social structure and institutions that benefits the ordinary N…

- Prostitutes in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city have in defiance of the order of the minister refused to leave the capital city. The women who have besieged the city have in the words of the honorable minister “constitutes a nuisance and their service adds no value to the beauty of the Nigeria’s capital”. And the minister promptly gave them 48 hours to leave the nations capital or be arrested by the city’s task force. Abuja is viewed by prospective migrants as a goldmine. The prostitutes like other Nigerians have also moved en masse to the city to source substantial incomes. Even though there is no available official statistics of the numerical population o…