Our grouse against Shell, Chevron – NUPENG
ICPC summons Ogun Speaker over alleged cars scandal’… No, I was invited for lecture’
Re-positioning Nigeria’s steel sector
Nigeria: Condemned To Perpetual Under-Development
Decentralise prisons, don’t privatise them
NIPCO spends N17bn on CNG projects
What Calabar 2014 should do – Onyali
Pre-paid meters: PHCN targets more electricity customers
Transparency Int’l rating a wake-up call – ICPC
2015: Northern Govs divided as Atiku spreads out
HYDRO ENERGY: Understanding how Hydroelectric power works
Eland to invest $190m in Nigerian asset
Obi’s epistemic credentials
Eko 2012: Jonathan urges Nigerians to imbibe spirit of sportsmanship
NGA urges FG to engage OPS on PIB
Eko 2012: Why we won – Delta
Time running out for sit-tight African leaders – Obasanjo

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Our detention: Case of double standards, by Charles Okah
My name is Charles Tonbra Okah, aka Billy Bones. On October 16, 2010 operatives of the State Security Services, on a warrant invaded my residence in Apapa GRA claiming that I was the suspected spokesman for MEND using the pseudonym “Jomo Gbomo.” My eldest son, visiting from the United States where he attends the University of Kansas (KU) was also arrested.
Opposition kicks as Mahama is declared winner of Ghana presidential polls
Ghana incumbent John Dramani Mahama was declared winner of the country’s closely fought presidential polls on Sunday with 50.70 percent of the vote, the electoral commission announced?
Bye bye Eko 2012••• Welcome Eket 2012
For now, let me join millions of sports followers all over the country in wishing fare well to Eko 2012, the 18th National Sports Festival that was officially brought to an end yesterday.
Sanusi again!
AGAIN, the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido is at the centre-stage of controversy with his recent volatile suggestion that the civil service work force should be reduced by half.
‘Nigeria may soon out-stage Kenya dominance in mobile money services’
Since Mobile Money took centre stage in Nigeria with the licensing of operators by Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), the controversy has been whether it would not have been appropriate for the apex bank to license mobile operators who own the platform used for the transactions. But CBN stood its ground saying that it prefers to license banks.

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