Condolences to a class act, by Donu Kogbara
Many years ago, I used to go to the Mayr Clinic, a spa that overlooks a beautiful lake in Carinthia, a mountainous part of Austria. It’s a perfect place in which to rest, eat sparingly, focus on your health, go for long walks, inhale fresh Alpine air and be pampered. The Mayr is a modest […]
So, who is afraid of a stronger Naira?
This process of Naira substitution continuously promotes the presence of surplus naira and induces the disenabling environment of high inflation and interest rates, weaker exchange rate, increasing national debt
Economic devastation of Apapa wharf by governments — 1
When Alhaji Aliko Dangote announced a few weeks ago that Nigeria is losing about N30 billion a day to the lock down of Apapa Wharf, my reaction was one of disbelief. I thought that Africa’s largest investor was exaggerating for a purpose undisclosed.
Musings on Matthew at 80 (2)
We should stop looking for dull or inferior quality Vice Presidents to attach to the Presidents of Nigeria. Experience has shown that Vice Presidents have a way of becoming Presidents in Nigeria. It is always good to have two for the price of one
Restructuring Nigeria, How ready?
Restructuring the nation along the lines of true federalism with emphasis on resource control is a key factor in having stability and national peace
Fighting against the truth
It is one of the major tragedies of contemporary Christianity that most so-called Christians are living a lie.
For a long time, Jesus was a big problem in my life. I simply could not handle the truth of God that he reveals. Before I met Jesus, I was convinced I was righteous. I lived my life under a strict code of principles and precepts, which I believed set me apart from the rest of humanity.
