Nigeria: Too many ideas

Nigeria is a country of 167 million people by the current population estimate. Just as the population is fast growing, so are the ideas of how to grow the economy. Just as every Nigerian is a football coach, so is every Nigerian a development economist. Each person has his/her own idea and whether they are motor park economists or classroom economists, whichever group gets the ears of the powers-that-be has its way.
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Umeh has tasted power and will not let go – Okwu

Alliance, APGA but was edged out in the power tussle that rocked the party in its early days. Upon his exit he helped in founding the Citizens Peoples Party, CPP. Okwu who for some years ran the CPP has, however, lately re-emerged to claim leadership of APGA having been elected national chairman in a controversial national convention last month. In a session with newsmen in Lagos, Okwu asserts his claim to the party’s top office and why his rival for the office of national chairman and his friend in his own words, Chief Victor Umeh, would not let go.

Authors, academics honour Achebe

MEMBERS of the Association of Nigerian Authors, ANA, academic gurus and public servants yesterday in Awka held what was tagged ‘A day with Achebe’ during which they reflected on the writings of the late literary giant, Professor Chinua Achebe, who died in the United States of America, USA, early this year.

Terrorists may over-run Nigeria, Mark warns

THE Senate Presi-dent David Mark warned, yesterday, that unless everybody comes together to tackle the security challenge, the perpetrators might over run the country.

$1bn Sovereign Wealth Fund: S/Court urges FG, states to settle out-of-court

The Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the Federal Government and 36 state governors to still explore out-of-court settlement on the controversy over the one billion dollars Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF). The governors had approached the court over alleged illegal diversion of funds meant for the federation to maintain Excess Crude Account (ECA) and SWF.

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