Hunters become the hunted in N-Delta
IT is not strange at many police formations across the country these days to see policemen rebuff posting to what they consider as “dangerous beats”. In fact, you can count the number of policemen that want to be drafted to chase armed robbers.
Farewell to a patriot: Allison Akene Ayida, CFR
Late Mr Allison Akene Ayida was seen by us as a special breed Nigerian. He was a Civil Servant Extraordinaire and one of the finest and last of the crop. He assisted in steering Nigeria in crisis and in plenty.
Atiku and the restructuring of education sector
I read recently that Atiku has pledged to restructure education from primary to tertiary levels to make it the standard that it ought to acquire.
Khashoggi, Saudis and the art of lying
The word lying is the present participle of “lie”, which means being untruthful or giving a false statement. A lie is an intentional statement, known to the speaker to be false, but made to another person, or group of people with to deceive them. The ultimate goal of a lie is deception, which is achieved by covering up the truth.
Government short-cut measures hurting provision of houses for Nigerians — Bode Adediji
Mr Bode Adediji, Chief Executive Officer of Bode Adediji Partnership, is a former President of the Nigerian Institute of Estate Surveyors and Valuers. Besides his professional calling, he has dedicated himself to mentoring the younger ones. In this interview, Adediji speaks on his rise to the peak of his career.
I didn’t know l had enemies until l became Secretary to the Government of the Federation -FALAE
CHIEF Olu Falae clocked 80 on September 21. In this interview, the former top banker, Secretary to the Government of the Federation under the Babangida administration and Finance Minister, as well as presidential candidate of an alliance in the 1999 elections speaks on his growing up, happy moments, regrets and the Nigeria of his dream.
