Spectacle of Sacrifice: Who truly owns spoils of Nigeria’s fuel subsidy autopsy?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Here stands the inconvenient counter-statistic. Can Nigeria’s minimum wage fill a seventy-five-litre petrol tank?
Restructuring is for the rich, not the poor
Restructuring will not better the Nigerian economy, at least not in ways which will be beneficial to the poor and he middle classes; it won’t put more food on the table for those who are struggling
Powers, achievements, and failings of the Nigeria Police: Need for urgent attention(1)
The first encounter of a lawful citizen with the police often begins when he stops his car at the flashing torchlight that suddenly leaps into his path on a dark and lonely road. Inevitable questions follow as to his identity, his destination and “what he is carrying
On cost of maintaining the president in the UK
What type of example of probity or transparency does this government pretend to when it engages in this kind of profligacy?
How Balewa declared state of emergency in the West in 1962
No responsible Government of the Federation could allow an explosive situation
Babangida and Atiku “irresponsible”?
Right of self-determination of all people in the country must be accepted and a referendum or plebiscite shall be the method through which the wishes of the people concerned shall be ascertained.These rights include the right of any state within the country to secede
