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 […]
A world without scruples (2)
By Yetunde Arebi HI How far will you go to get out of a situation? The story below is narrated by a young, Public Relations executive named Cynthia who after an affair with a charming, young man went into depression for almost two year. How did it happened? Find out as she shares her story […]
Nigeria to host African business women’s advocacy forum
Vital Voices Global Partnership and Women in Management, Business, and Public Service (WIMBIZ) have announced that they will host the Supporting Public Advocacy for Regional Competitiveness (SPARC) Program and Forum in Lagos.
Emergency: late, or too late?
FINALLY, he got moving. Following the mass murders of innocent Nigerians and security forces in Borno, Yobe, Adamawa and Nasarawa States within the past one month, President Goodluck Jonathan cut short a state visit to Southern Africa and returned to a series of meetings with top military advisers.
That associations elections
So much has been said and written about the recently held elections into the various sports associations in Nigeria.
As vultures appalud imminent debt TRA
Lately, the Federal Government’s enthusiasm for further national debt accumulation has become more strident, especially after the IMF’s suggestion that Nigeria is currently under-borrowed, and therefore recommended increasing the borrowing threshold of 20% of gross domestic product to about 56% of GDP.
