Will the Delta Economic and Investment Summit deliver industries or another communique? By Ejiro Ofoye
The recently concluded Delta State Economic and Investment Summit has attracted widespread attention within and outside the state. Bringing together policymakers, development experts, business leaders, investors and development partners to deliberate on the future of Delta State’s economy is, in principle, a commendable initiative. Every responsible government has an obligation to create platforms that stimulate investment, […]
When a sleeping Senate begins to snore
Senator David Mark should today have been receiving the esteemed title of Olorogun of The Source from His Majesty, Oba Sijuwade, the Ooni of Ife.
Education takes you to a higher ground
This week, I am really addressing the young women, especially the undergraduates. That you have chosen to get educated, you will soon find out, is one of the greatest and wisest decisions that you would ever make. Most of you feel you had no choice. It was just the way it was.
Nigeria in 2009
This morning, a South African broadcaster (who shall remain nameless) told me that when she heard that our President had signed the supplementary budget in Saudi Arabia, she was extremely skeptical and wondered whether he was really in a fit state to understand the contents or pick up a pen!
The political/economic agenda for 2010
There is little doubt that many patriotic Nigerians were greatly disappointed about the condition of the Nigerian situation last year. Many who have piously hoped for political stability got instead bickering and rumblings within the ruling parties. It was worse on the economic scene.
Responses for “The Obama theory of warâ€
A good piece.My heart bleed as I just read about a Nigerian attempt at blowing up an AIRCAFT over the US. These usually provide excuse for the hardliners on both side of the divides who mark you don’t mind working together albiet temporarily to render havock and justify their wicked stand.
