Creation of jobs as catalyst for economic devt, by Ojudu, Kuru
THE ability to understand the business and economic environment is critical anywhere in the world for creation of jobs and economic development, but especially so in Nigeria . Therefore, increase in technological advancement, rapid changes in consumer needs and tastes, unprecedented expansion in travels and migration as well as modern communication techniques have turned enterprise from its traditional definitions into what some people now see as the capacity to turn an idea into a successful business”.
I almost stopped believing God exists – Pastor Grace Sola-Oludoyi
For seven years while studying in the then Soviet Union on scholarship, she was staunchly practicing Atheism and doubted therefore the existence of God. Now a London-based Pastor, Dr.Grace Sola-Oludoyi did not hesitate when she had to resign her job as a Psychiatrist to be a full-time Pastor.
On bulimia, profligacy and torpidity (2)
When Obama was elected in 2008, his scalp was covered with black hair and there were few lines on his forehead. Now, four years later, Obama has aged somewhat. Although the American President still retains his lean boyish handsomeness, his scalp is greyer and there are more lines on his face.
Gowon blames nation’s economic woes on successors
FORMER Head of State and initiator of Nigeria Prays, Gen. Yakubu Gowon, retd,penultimate Sunday declared that Nigeria would have been ranking among the great economies of the world if succeeding governments followed, to the letter, the national development plans of earlier governments.
Bourgeois aesthetic in Chris Anyokwu’s Beyond the Wall
This piece is a three part review of Chris Anyaokwu’s latest dramatic offering titled , Beyond the Wall and Other Plays. The 216 pages trilogy from the stable of Hybun Publications International, Lagos is both interesting and challenging in many ways.
Yakowa, Azazi: Jonathan orders probe into crash
President Goodluck Jonathan has expressed utter shock and sadness over the crash Saturday in Bayelsa State of a military helicopter resulting in the death of Governor Patrick Yakowa of Kaduna State and former National Security Adviser (NSA), Gen. Owoye Azazi (rtd), their aides, Dauda Tsoho and Warrant Officer Mohammed Kamal and the pilots, Commander Muritala Mohammed Daba and Lt. Adeyemi O. Sowole.
