Campaign, no campaign, by Dakuku Peterside
Nigeria’s political parties can tell us who will coordinate their campaigns, mobilise supporters and deliver strongholds. They owe us comparable clarity on who will deliver safer communities, functioning hospitals and an economy where work pays. As preparations for 2027 gather momentum, the machinery for winning power is becoming visible. The case for exercising it deserves […]
Don’t be fooled, states are not richer, by Dele Sobowale
Everybody is paying more for goods and services than ever before. The FG and States of Nigeria are not exempted from the ravages of inflation.
Victor Eburajolo: Mega employer who fought Nigeria’s deliberate de-industrialization, by Owei Lakemfa
Forty years ago, on July 24, 1986, Victor Ogebyiwa Eburajolo was forty. He was a sought-after expert in the Nigerian industrial complex. A lawyer, business strategist, planning tactician, industrial and labour relations expert. He was then the Executive Secretary of Nigeria Textile Employers. The textile industry had sixty-two companies and over 750,000 workers, not counting those […]
Malami’s billions for WAEC fees, by Suleiman A. Suleiman
The government must resolve the deeply moral question inherent in WAEC and NECO fees even as they are.
Koulamallah: Africa’s lone voice, by Patrick Omorodion
During the week I saw a letter from the Nigeria Football Federation, NFF to FIFA Secretary General registering Nigeria’s support for the re-election of Gianni infantino as FIFA president posted by my colleague, Charles Anazodo. I then remembered the actions of Infantino at the ongoing World Cup which has brought disrepute to football and its […]
It’s time to move forward, by Funmi Komolafe
Brethren, let’s thank God for a new day. For us, it should be a time to move forward. Moving forward means moving from the point you are now to a new point. Indeed a new status. It also means, it is time to make up your mind to shift from stagnation to motion. It could […]
