When President Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in as the Acting President, he promised to intensify the war on corruption. On his inauguration as the President of Nigeria after the demise of his predecessor, Alhaji Umaru Yar’ Adua, he reiterated this pledge.

This is the task for President Goodluck Jonathan who is well-advised to resist the attempt in certain quarters to see him as the candidate of the Niger-Delta. No, Jonathan is not and cannot be the ‘messiah’ of the Niger-Delta. Neither time nor history will favour such impertinence on his part.

THE importance of this issue will now be apparent as in retrospect we appreciate the fact of one party rule in Africa’s first two decades of independence. Similar conditions produce the supplanting of these one-party rule systems by military rule.

  By Chioma Obinna President Goodluck Jonathan has been urged to restore lasting peace to the crisis-prone Plateau State capital and its environs and ensure that all those arrested for participating in the orgy of violent killings are punished in accordance with extant provisions of the country’s criminal laws. A group of journalists under the auspices […]

Mr. Akinsola Akinfemiwa is the outgoing Managing Director of SkyeBank PLC. He has seen many days in the banking industry traversing from IMB, Chartered Bank, Barclays, Prudent Bank to Skye Bank climaxing as MD/Chief Executive Officer .