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Restructuring, wicked problems and the cunning of reason

Restructuring, wicked problems and the cunning of reason

I BELIEVE it’s vital that we deconstruct the whole debate on restructuring in order to get our bearings across the wild spectrum of cacophonous bedlam. Restructuring itself has become a rather emotive term in our contemporary public discourse.

Gov. Okowa is committed to human capital development- Egwunyenga

Gov. Okowa is committed to human capital development- Egwunyenga

The Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Special Duties (Youth Monitoring/Mentoring) Comrade Ifeanyi Egwunyenga has commended the Delta State Governor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa’s giant strides in human capital development across the state

Buhari, Kachikwu and the feeling of fulfillment

Buhari, Kachikwu and the feeling of fulfillment

I sat transfixed on my chair, as the hall erupted into a rapturous mood, when the recipient of this particular award, bowed his head twice before the cream of dignitaries staring at him. And a voice vibrating in stillness, howled; “I dedicate this award to President Muhammadu Buhari for giving me the opportunity to contribute my quota in serving my country and to my team.” The noticeably adorable simplicity, humility and frankness were potent tools to disarm the most hardened of hearts and strike instant admiration.

Anambra: Farmer’s son emerges candidate of Green Party

Anambra: Farmer’s son emerges candidate of Green Party

THIRTY EIGHT-year old, legal practitioner and son of a farmer from Mmiata, Anam in Anambra West Council Area, Anambra State, Mr. Basil Onuorah has been elected the governorship candidate of Green Party of Nigeria, GPN, for the forthcoming Nov 18, 2017 governorship election in Anambra State.

Akure monarch laments herdsmen’s menace in Ondo

Akure monarch laments herdsmen’s menace in Ondo

THE Deji of Akureland, Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi has lamented the killing of farmers, destruction of their farmlands and rape of their wives and daughters by herdsmen across the state in the last two months

Akwa Ibom churches as vehicles for opportunism by Reuben Abati

Akwa Ibom churches as vehicles for opportunism by Reuben Abati

Religion was not quite a major divisive issue in the community in which we lived in the Old Cross River State in my days as a student there. On Sundays, students felt free to attend church service either within the campus or outside. I do not recall any major religious upheaval in the largely Christian community that the old Cross River was.