Tinubu and his incredible ministers, by Azu Ishiekwene

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Indian garri, plastic rice and Brazilian hair
MANY Nigerians are angry. They discovered that their prized garri, the cassava flakes staple food they assume proprietorial ownership over, is being imported from India! The outrage seems justified as we produce eighty percent of world cassava (Manihot Esculenta) across 33 of our 36 states. Also, we are the world’s largest exporter of cassava.
Ohaneze must reposition
One of the major criticisms about Ohaneze over the years is what its many critics have observed as its distance from the people whom it purports to represent
Iroko, Aketi and South-west Politics
Uunity is key in the politics and development of the zone. The zone needs to be united because only in unity can it advance and develop its true potentials
Sleeping on Duty
This is not a practice that should be encouraged as it can change the entire dynamics of your organization. Many job roles fall victim of sleeping on duty like uniformed personnel, the pilot, bus driver, medical doctors, surgeons and the likes.
Scientific discovery and its enemies
Genuine scientific discoveries that solve important problems are difficult to make; so, scientists should show some restraint in criticising potential innovators, particularly if such criticism is based on trivialities

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