The court filings confirm that Nnaji personally acknowledged not having been issued a certificate by the institution. The Minister of Science and Technology, Uche Nnaji, has admitted that the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), never issued him a degree certificate. According to PREMIUM TIMES, Nnaji made the admission in court documents filed before Justice Hauwa Yilwa of the Federal High Court …
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Nigeria: 65 Legacies Lost In 65 years
•From regional giants to state midgets•How to regain ‘Paradise’, by top economists On October 1, 1960, Nigeria emerged from colonial rule with hope and ambition. It was a country of vast resources, youthful leaders, and a vision to rival the Asian Tigers. 65 years later, that dream has curdled into disappointment. The nation that once stood as a continental beacon …
Read More »INVESTIGATION: The Serial Certificate Forger In President Tinubu’s Cabinet
The University’s disclosure confirms Premium Times’ finding, revealing that Uche Nnaji, a member of President Tinubu’s cabinet, is a certificate forger. The University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), has disowned the Bachelor of Science degree certificate in the possession of the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Uche Nnaji, saying the politician did not complete his studies at the institution and …
Read More »Dangote Refinery And Trade Union Activism
By MOBOLAJI SANUSI At this season of Nigeria’s 65th independence celebrations, yours sincerely considered it sad to note that the refining of the country’s most precious endowment is creating a recurring but disruptive albatross to the growth and general economic wellbeing of the nation. Days past, the purportedly resolved tango between Dangote Refinery and Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural …
Read More »Investigation: Uncertainty Trails Edo Recruitment Of 5,500 Teachers As Obaseki Winds Up, With No Employment Letters Issued
Academic setbacks are imminent for Edo State public Primary and Secondary schools as the newly recruited 5,500 teachers threaten to withdraw their services due to alleged government’s persistent refusal to issue employment letters. On school resumption for the first term 2024/2025 academic session on Monday, September 30, 2024, the teachers announced their intention to cease duties starting Monday, October 7, …
Read More »Edo 2024: The Pulse, Candidates, Discontents, Expectations As People Decide
BY MIKE OSAROGIAGBON Three days before the Edo 2024 governorship election, the atmosphere is increasingly tense, amid high expectations, anxieties and uncertainties of the electorates. Following months of campaign by the various candidates, the moment of truth is at hand. With current Edo State Governor Godwin Obaseki’s second term coming to an end on November 12, 2024, a new governor …
Read More »Electoral Heist: When Nigerian Varsity Professors, VCs Turn Enemies Of Democracy
Special Report By Eben Enasco In every election year since the advent of democracy in Nigeria, the game has been the same and citizens are left in disbelief of the outcome, amidst dashed hopes. The concept of ‘free and fair’ elections in Nigeria is way far from being credible as innocent electorate vote but become frustrated when professors who are …
Read More »A Sex Trafficking Case, A Plea Deal And A Mother’s Pain
San Antonio (AP) — Irma Reyes changed clothes in the back seat of the pickup: skirt, tights, turtleneck, leather jacket. All black. She brushed her hair and pulled on heels as her husband drove their Chevy through predawn darkness toward a courthouse hundreds of miles from home. She wanted to look confident — poised but hellbent. The outfit was meant …
Read More »Inside Story Of How FCMB Stalled Development Of Mbora Abuja District
Alltimepost.com Investigation By Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku A year-long investigation has revealed new information from the Federal Government of Nigeria, indicating that the First City Monument Bank (FCMB) has been a cog in the wheel of the development of the Mbora District in Abuja, Nigeria. Prior to Alltimepost.com investigative story on the state of the Airport Road in Abuja, titled: Ten …
Read More »UK-Imported Secondhand Clothes, Causing Pollution In Nigeria, Ghana
A four-month investigation by Elfredah Kevin-Alerechi who travelled to the South West and South East of Nigeria, revealed that imported second-hand clothing is among the prohibited merchandise listed by the Nigerian customs, and a cause of environmental pollution, yet every nook and cranny of the Nigerian markets is filled with dozens of traders selling these clothes, with security officers turning …
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