Editorial Staff 
During the 2011 general elections that ushered another set of governors across the country, there was no governorship election in 10 out of 36 states because of earlier cases in the affected states leading into staggered elections. As such, only 26 states participated in the April 2011 governorship election while 10 other states continue to … Read more
Elected state governors who came to power on May 29, 1999, and won their second term bid left office on May 29, 2007, by handing over to their successors. The only ones that that returned were those that unseat the incumbent in 2003, for instance, Gbenga Daniel of Ogun state and Olagunsoye Oyinlola of Osun … Read more
In the history of Nigerian politics, no state governor has ever willingly said he’s satisfied with a term in office. It’s even a survival of the fittest for the second term bidders. If they had their way, they’d love to stay in office for life In this article, we compiled the list of state governors … Read more
Nigeria had many historic moments, one such moment was when the fourth republic was ushered in on May 29, 1999. It marked the end of the military regime in Nigeria. Before the marking of the end of military rule, political parties had been founded in late 1998, preparatory to a democratic rule. Takeaway Some of … Read more
The coming to power of Gen Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida on August 27, 1985, was not just the most dramatic, but also the most turbulent time in Nigeria’s political history. Seven years after the IBB aka Maradona regime kicked out the military regime of Maj.-General Muhammadu Buhari from power, the Niger-born Army General launched two political parties … Read more
The Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development revealed that exited N-Power beneficiaries would receive credit facilities from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) after their NEXIT training. The training which is scheduled to commence on Monday, March 14, 2022, nationwide will see the successful candidates at various NEXIT training centres “Training of the … Read more
Since Bitcoin has come into existence, there has been a long debate running over Bitcoin. However, analysts are comparing it with gold following its market value. Traders use precious metals to counter a massive contraction in the economy. The method has always proved to be an effective solution. Though, Bitcoin is still new in the … Read more
Which geopolitical zone has the highest number of council areas in Nigeria? The geopolitical zone with the highest number of Local Government Areas in Nigeria is North-West (186), followed by Southwest (137), Southsouth (123) 3rd, Northcentral (121) 4th, followed by Northwest (112), and Southeast with 95 LGAs has the lowest. How many council areas are in Nigeria? … Read more
Nigeria’s population was 140,431,790 according to the 2006 census conducted by the National Population Commission (NPC). By the National Bureau of Statistics estimates, the country’s population had grown to 193,392,517. Takeaway: The population of the North-West is 723,027 more than the population of North-East and South-East zones combined. The population of the North-West puts the … Read more
Adamawa, Bauchi, Borno, Gombe, Taraba, and Yobe States combined are sitting on 272,451km², thereby making the Northeast the largest geopolitical zone by land area in Nigeria. Takeaway: In terms of landmass, Northeast Nigeria is larger than Qatar, Jamaica, Lebanon, Luxembourg, Singapore, Gambia, Swaziland, and Israel combined The zone faces the deadliest security challenges. Though, every part of Nigeria faces all kinds of insecurity. … Read more
The six geopolitical zones as we have today in Nigeria is not anywhere mentioned in the 1999 Constitution, but it has become an unwritten rule in the power rotation among the regions The geopolitical structure is now a major division principle for Nigeria’s educational, political, and economic resources, even among the political parties. What Is Geopolitical Zone? A geopolitical … Read more
Lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria with 3,345km², followed by Anambra (4,844km²); Imo (5,530km²); Ebonyi (5,670km²), and Abia with 6,320km². The land size of the 10 smallest in Nigeria combined is 66,328, which is less than the size of Niger or Borno State. This means Bayelsa, Osun, Enugu, Akwa Ibom, Ekiti, Abia, Ebonyi, Imo, Anambra … Read more
What Are The Biggest States In Nigeria? In terms of land area, five of Nigeria’s biggest states are Niger, Borno, Taraba, Kaduna, and Bauchi. All the 10 biggest states in Nigeria are located in the Northern region. In terms of land area, Niger State is the biggest with 76,363km², followed by Borno (70,898km²); Taraba occupies the … Read more
The Asian economy is promising. It houses countries like China, Japan, South Korea, and Singapore that are now destinations for multinationals. Yet, some countries in the continent find it difficult to keep up with the pace of economic development thereby making their currencies one of the lowest currencies on the Asian continent. The continent also … Read more
Apart from Asia’s 59.76 per cent of the world population, its economy has commanded a lot of attention from investment analysts around the world, following some drastic economic policies that have led to substantial growth. For instance, Asian countries like China (the biggest by GDP), Singapore, Japan, and South Korea among others have been able to … Read more