Nigerian News Leader First with details then facts 
By Hassan Gimba
Many patriots concerned with our rapid nose-diving in morals and abandonment of the rule of law believe that the British left too early. Some theorise that perhaps if our independence, achieved on a platter of gold, was delayed for 20 more years, we would have still been on the course.
By Hassan Gimba
This is the second part of our treatise on the rule of law that started last week. The rule of law is about the creation of laws, their enforcement so that no one - including the most highly placed citizen - is above the law.
A gifted Ghanaian writer and teacher, Ernest Agyemang Yeboah once witted: "Christmas is joyful for them that have food to be joyful, but food for thought for them that have no food to be joyful."
By Azu Ishiekwene
It’s not been a merry run-up to Christmas for many Nigerian travellers. It all started with Canada, Saudi Arabia, and then the UK, red-listing Nigeria (and 10 other African countries) for the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in spite of relatively low reported cases.
By Azu Ishiekwene
After four weeks of delay, confusion, and indecisiveness, President Muhammadu Buhari finally refused on Monday to sign the Electoral Amendment Bill, citing a raft of reasons which took him so long to improvise you could clearly guess he wanted the cup to pass over him.
By Mahmud Isa Yola and Musa Jibril
Arguments about Cannabis can be esoteric for many people, including abusers of the illicit drug. There is a chance of easy comprehension when the discourse is reduced to CBD versus THC contents, two of the plant’s naturally occurring chemical compounds.
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