How Nigeria missed its path to greatness  — Esogban of Benin @ 90

How Nigeria missed its path to greatness — Esogban of Benin @ 90

In April of 1950, the British government became so uncomfortable with the movement that they had to proscribe it as a dangerous organisation and when the movement was proscribed, we had no alternative than to form another organisation to replace the Zikist Movement
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Uwais briefs Budget minister, wants more funds for SIPs

Uwais briefs Budget minister, wants more funds for SIPs

The Special Adviser to the President on Social Investment, Mrs Maryam Uwais, has called for  increased funding of the Social Investment Programmes (SIPs) in order  to close existing gaps for better service delivery.

Gov Ihedioha is not an Agbero, so what is really   going on?

Gov Ihedioha is not an Agbero, so what is really   going on?

One day I watched a thug slap the daughter of a former governor.   The thugs said they were in her home for assets recovery. They were sent by the state government. The state government did not bother to tell us what it did to its agent who who slapped a woman in a broad daylight. 

NNPC seeks NUPENG, PENGASSAN’s support

NNPC seeks NUPENG, PENGASSAN’s support

The Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Malam Mele Kyari, has called on the oil and gas industry unions to support his management’s vision to reposition the corporation.

Why Yoruba race ‘ll always have leadership crisis —Yemi Farounbi

Why Yoruba race ‘ll always have leadership crisis —Yemi Farounbi

Since the exit of Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the Yoruba have never had it smooth when it comes to having a leader that would enjoy the acceptance of the entire race. In this interview with Ambassador Yemi Farounmbi, the former Nigerian envoy to the Philippines, bared his mind on why Yoruba race will always have crisis with its leadership