Rest is sweet after labor. However, this statement does not apply to Imo pensioners in recent months. With backlogs of unpaid arrears and benefits, rest has been so bitter for them. According to the Imo State Chairman, Retired Permanent Secretaries, Fabi ...
Low Voters Turnout in Anambra: the reasons and implications
The Anambra state gubernatorial elections have come and gone. However, the low turnout of voters remains a cause for concern. As reported by the Independent Electoral Commission’s returning officer for Anambra, Zana Akpagu, “a total of 2,064,134 register ...
Mugabe – the end of an era
After clinging to power for 37 years, Robert Mugabe finally bowed to pressure by stepping down as the president of Zimbabwe.The Nonagenarian had refused to step down despite pressure from the country's armed forces which commenced an operation to oust him ...
#AnambraDebates – what candidates promised
Since Nigeria adopted the democratic system of government in 1999, our elections have been largely flawed. Political candidates and their propagandists cook up manifestos and sell to the electorates through the media and at campaign grounds. Political pa ...
#AnambraDebates 2017
Since 2011, Enough is Enough Nigeria has been at the forefront of encouraging civic participation in elections by organizing youth-focused debates to trigger engagement with electoral candidates. One of the cardinal points of our R|Register, S|Select, V ...
Unpaid Salaries – Kogi workers cry for help
There is an ongoing Labor/Government face-off in Kogi State which has left civil servants in a pathetic and inhumane condition. Currently, all workers under the employment of the Kogi state government are being owed a minimum of 3 months salaries. Citing ...
#MainaGate and Buhari’s Faulty Cabinet
The anti-corruption campaign of President Muhammadu Buhari suffered a huge blow recently with the sudden appearance of a Former Chairman of the Pension Reforms Task Team (PRTT) who is wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for his a ...