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As Nigerians celebrate the joyous Sallah festivities, the Interim Chairman of the Nigeria Progressive Association (NPA), Prof Adesegun Labinjo, has extended warm greetings to the nation. In a goodwill message made available to Sahara Reports Chief Labinjo called for unity and collective efforts in rebuilding Nigeria. A Message of Hope and Unity Prof Labinjo expressed gratitude to God Almighty, praying for the rebirth of Nigeria and the active participation of youths in nation-building. “We thank God. Almighty will truly rebirth Nigeria and our youths will graciously put their hands together in rebuilding Nigeria,” he said. Embodying the Symbolism of a…
The Nigeria Progressive Association (NPA) has again commended President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration for commencing the payment of ₦44,000 arrears to former National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members. This move is a testament to the government’s commitment to accountability and transparency. A Long-Awaited Payment The payment, which began recently, is a fulfillment of the government’s promise to balance up the previous wage corps members received after the President approved ₦70,000 as the minimum wage. This development has sparked jubilation among former corps members, who have taken to social media to express their gratitude to PBAT for the relief. NPA’s…
Abuja, Nigeria – At the North-Central Regional Roundtable on the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act, held on June 4, 2025, Nma Nnaobi-Ayodele, Co-chair (Non-State Actors) of the National Steering Committee of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) in Nigeria, emphasized the need to strengthen the demand side of the FOI ecosystem by actively encouraging citizens to request information from public institutions. Speaking at the event organized by the SAGNI Project to mark 14 years of the FOI Act, Nnaobi-Ayodele noted that while legal frameworks exist, meaningful implementation depends on civic action. “We cannot rely solely on the supply side of transparency.…
In a recent press statement made available to Sahara Report, Hon. Matthew Kayode Akintomo, a chairmanship candidate in last Lagos’ local government elections has lauded President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration for its remarkable achievements. Marking his second year in office, President Tinubu’s leadership has been hailed for its bold decisions and reforms driving the nation towards prosperity. Achievements Under Tinubu’s Leadership – Progressive Education Initiatives: Nationwide student loan and stipend programs for technical school students, showcasing the administration’s commitment to education. – Economic Growth: Policies attracting investments and stimulating growth, with stakeholders optimistic about Nigeria’s future prospects. -…
The Nigeria Progressive Association (NPA) a USA based organization, and Renewed Hope USA have independently expressed their satisfactions with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s performance in office. In a press statement, the NPA, led by its interim Chairman Professor Adesegun Labinjo and interim BOT Chairman Judge Dele Alade, acknowledged and commended the President’s excellent performance in less than two years in office. The NPA highlighted several notable projects that demonstrate the President’s commitment to improving the lives of Nigerians. These include: – The Student Loan Scheme, aimed at promoting education and human capital development – Local Government autonomy, empowering local…
Abuja, Nigeria – May 27, 2025 —The African Center for Governance, Asset Recovery, and Sustainable Development has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s asset recovery regime through active participation in a high-level Asset Recovery Summit held in Abuja. The event was convened in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Justice and supported by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO). The Summit, themed “Synergizing Towards Effective Asset Recovery and Management,” brought together key stakeholders, including senior representatives from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC), National Drug Law Enforcement Agency…
Abuja, Nigeria – The Socio-Economic Research and Development Centre (SERDEC) joined Nigerians and the global community in commemorating Children’s Day 2025, celebrating the potential of every Nigerian child and reinforcing the commitment to safeguarding their rights. This year’s theme, “For every child, every right,” highlights that all children deserve access to quality education, healthcare, protection, and a nurturing environment. However, numerous challenges persist in Nigeria, such as poverty, malnutrition, abuse, child labour, and inadequate access to education and healthcare. SERDEC emphasizes that a society’s progress is measured by how it treats its most vulnerable members, including children. Mr. Tijani Abdulkareem,…
By Nnaoke Ufere, PhD – A Response My attention was recently drawn to a thought-provoking article titled *”2027 and Beyond: Why Northern Elites Must Rethink Their Strategy”* by Nnaoke Ufere, PhD. First off, let me commend the writer—reading through that piece was a delight. It was rich in content and deeply insightful. I’ve now become a fan of Dr. Ufere’s work after this powerful read. That said, while I agree with many of the points he raised, I felt compelled to respond to a specific section that touched on former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. As someone who was once one…
The Jonathan Option: By Ochedi Shaibu Udale At a time like this, when national political discuss is ripe, and politicians engage the services of different merchants to launder their images to unsuspecting and ready-to-swallow-everything Nigerians, I have a compelling sense of national duty to respond to the writer in order to, perhaps, open his/her eyes to what he/she could not see in His Excellency, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, or he/she deliberately turned a blind eye to. Reasons why considering Goodluck Jonathan is not hollow but genuine mastercard for not only the north but the entirety of the country, include but…
By Prince Ademola Adedeji Email: [email protected] Recent political discourse surrounding the 2027 elections has revived debates about Nigeria’s past and present leadership. Dr. Nnaoke Ufere’s article, “2027 and Beyond: Why Northern Elites Must Rethink Their Strategy,” presents a deeply biased and ahistorical assessment of former President Goodluck Jonathan’s leadership, while glossing over the catastrophic failures of the current administration. This article presents a detailed, fact-based comparison of the Jonathan and Tinubu presidencies, examining economic management, democratic governance, security, and corruption. The evidence shows that despite criticisms, Jonathan’s administration performed significantly better than Tinubu’s in nearly every critical sector. If Nigeria…