True federalism: Key for real growth and development
THE Presidential debate which was introduced into the 2011 general election campaign in Nigeria was very exhilarating and expository.
Felix Duke robbed!
Just a few months after he was attacked by men of the underworld somewhere around Anthony Village area of Lagos, on his way to his friend Sunni Nneji’s video shoot, another set of robbers invaded the Iju Ishaga house of Juliana crooner, Felix Duke.
85% of CEOs’ are salespersons – MD, Hartfield
The Managing Partner of the Hartfield-IMC Partnership, Mr. Tosin Oyelese, has enjoined Nigerians not to look down upon salespersons, saying “more than 85 per cent of the CEOs’ of most of the Fortune 500 companies were once sales executives.
When the rich fail to pay, consequences for the Nigerian economy
Despite AMCON’s disclosure that it had cleared all non performing loans in Nigeria banks and that it was on track to recapitalise banks, rescued in a N620 billion bailout 18 months ago, by the end of the second quarter
2011: When godfathers fell
THE concept of god-fatherism has firmly established itself as a guiding principle in the contemporary Nigeria politics and this has made an average politician in Nigeria believe that without a godfather little or nothing can be achieved.
It Pays To Be Junior Champs
SOME stand to benefit from Nigeria’s emphatic attention to age group competition where the country excels. The victory over Cameroon at the African Youth Championship gives football something to celebrate after consecutive embarrassments last year at the CAF Nations Cup and the World Cup.
