Saying it as it is (3)
By Douglas Anele Many Nigerians are wondering why more than three weeks since the current fuel scarcity began nobody has been sanctioned. Maybe what is playing out is the sacred cow syndrome in which certain individuals because of their connections with people in power can do anything and get away with it, which is why […]
The power of perseverance: A tribute to Prof. Stephen Hawking
Like most scientists propelled by the quest for knowledge and concern for humanity, Prof. Hawking worked hard and used different media, particularly television to make science accessible to a wider audience worldwide
Nigeria and the curse of Sisyphus (7)
Nigeria is a theatre of the absurd and, to be candid, this government is increasingly looking like the worst administration in Nigerian history
Nigeria and the curse of Sisyphus (6)
Nigeria got her best rating in the corruption perception index of Transparency International (TI) during Jonathan’s presidency
Nigeria and the curse of Sisyphus (5)
Overall, Buhari’s economic team, if there was anything like that at the time, lacked creativity and technical knowledge needed to pull Nigeria out of economic doldrums
Nigeria and the curse of Sisyphus (4)
In a sense, Obasanjo’s greatest achievement was the actualisation of Gen. Murtala Mohammed’s pledge that Nigeria would be returned to democratic rule by October 1, 1979
