Every soul is on trial
It’s not often that I extol the virtues of other people’s heroes. I think we do too much of that in contemporary Nigerian discourse already.
Port-Harcourt centenary: Celebrating the intangibles
ONE hundred years is a lot longer than most humans can expect to live. But it’s a short time in the life of a city.
Facing our nuclear future (2)
AS for South Africa, it not only operates two nuclear power reactors, but the African-American Environmentalist Association’s website says the energy company, Eskom, has also “been working on a 110-megawatt nuclear power plant design since 1993”.
‘Princewill and regional politics’: A case of friendly fire
IN her Leadership’s column of Wednesday March 14, Hannatu Musawa took issue with remarks I was supposed to have made during a recent interview–and let loose a barrage of criticisms. Authors of rejoinders often use phrases like: “ordinarily I would not have responded but…”. That, I am afraid, is not true in this instance. So I will spare you the cliché.
Facing our nuclear future (1)
WE have plans to generate power from atomic energy and we must pursue it seriously”.
Towards a national maritime emergency
IN my previous article on trawler fishermen, I suggested alternative revenue sources for trawler owners. But, in the final analysis, it is fishing done properly that must sustain the industry.
