Prof Nnaji speaks on saboteurs of power reform agenda

Prof Nnaji speaks on saboteurs of power reform agenda

PROFESSOR Barth Nnaji, is the Presidential Adviser on Power and also, the Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power, (PTFP) saddled with the responsibility of driving the government power reform process which has the ultimate aim out transferring the power sector, represented by the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, PHCN to private sector.
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Nigeria kicks against French dominance at Lake Chad water border

Nigeria kicks against French dominance at Lake Chad water border

AGAINST the backdrop of the dominance of French speaking countries over the English speaking nations, Ambassador Godknows Boladei Igali has condemned what he described as the overbearing influence of French language against Engish at the Lake Chad water border

The many colours of money

The many colours of money

Christmas is at hand, the period when money is on the mind of most people and the spirit of consumerism reigns supreme. Of course, money is important. The Bible has a realistic perspective about money. Ecclesiastes 10:19 says, ‘money is the answer for everything’.

Most Deltans against Clark’s anti-Uduaghan’s sentiments  –  Afejuku

Most Deltans against Clark’s anti-Uduaghan’s sentiments – Afejuku

Professor Tony Afejuku is an Itsekiri activist and former Head of English Department, University of Benin (UNIBEN). In this interview, the poet reviews the political events in Delta State and says the opposition spearheaded by elder statesman, Chief E.K. Clark, to the return of Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan as governor of the state is ill-motivated.

Should immunity & impunity  cover treason? -1

Should immunity & impunity cover treason? -1

Nothing is all evil. Previous military governments gave us two decrees, which in retrospect, we might wish had been incorporated into our 1999 constitution. The second was the Failed Bank Decree of the Abacha administration. Although I was placed in detention four times during that regime, I will forever pray for Abacha for at least temporarily sanitizing the banking sector.

Death of our guinea pig

Death of our guinea pig

We lost our national guinea pig, Chief Anthony Eromosele Enahoro, to the cruel hands of death last week, at age 87. He did not die in America or England or India. He died in a hospital in Benin City, a lover of his ungrateful country unto death. In the Sunday Vanguard of June 11, 2000, I wrote a piece on The National Guinea Pig.

Demystification & humiliation of PDP (2)

Demystification & humiliation of PDP (2)

Going by the abysmal performance of PDP at the federal level and in most PDP-controlled states since 1999, it would really be advantageous for our democratic evolution if the party loses the presidency and majority in both chambers of the National Assembly. But that is easier said than done.

Who ‘ll not take advantage of amendment 2010?

Who ‘ll not take advantage of amendment 2010?

Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria, has taken quite a lot of our time these few days. If you ask me, I will say it is good he did. It was a question of money and of course, integrity. It was a popular uproar. Sanusi could not refuse to answer the summons of the sovereign parliament. He even agreed he could be sacked.

CAF 2010 Awards: Who wears the crown?

CAF 2010 Awards: Who wears the crown?

Tomorrow in Cairo, 4-3-1 does not quite make it as playing formation but later in the night, one of the above numbers might resonate a significant meaning. Samuel Eto’o is eyeing his 4th CAF Footballer of the Year title, in a fascinating contest, that could also make Didier Drogba a 3rd time winner or see Asamoah Gyan crowned first time winner of the prestigious award.

Ita-Giwa: The coronation of a princess

Ita-Giwa: The coronation of a princess

Barely a year after she was crowned ‘The Amazon Of Cross Rivers’ at the famous Tinapa Resort by the First Lady of Cross Rivers State, Mrs. Liyel Imoke, Cross Riverians just did honour again to their proud Princess of Bakassi, Senator Florence Ita-Giwa.