Uprooting terrorists’ logistic supply chains
Helping our poultry farmers’ needs
Post Gaddafi Libya: Beyond The Scramble For Oil
Katsina-Alu, Salami – As It Was In The Beginning…
Nnaji – You Have Work To Do
First class, fixed concerns
FCTA’s N64 billion Debt Or Fraud?
Niger Out-Smarts Nigeria Again
Real Issues For NLC, TUC To Tackle
Boko Haram In Many Of Us
Squandering the nation’s wealth
Don’t Surrender Nigeria To Criminals
A worryingly angry world
Ogoni: A disaster predicted, embraced
Shameful, Stunning, Somali Statistics
Boko Haram – The Negotiations After
Mending The Constitution, Nwabueze’s Unheeded Calls
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SubscribePoverty Of The North, Poverty For All
SENATOR Ahmed Makarfi was governor of Kaduna State for eight years. Thereafter, he was in the Senate for four years, but the people denied him a space when he sought re-election, though his party, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, returned him unopposed in the primaries.
Jeopardised Judiciary
LAST February when the tiff between Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloysius Katsina-Alu, and President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Isa Ayo Salami, became public, Salami had predicted, “chained reactions.” In a February 4 letter, he warned Katsina-Alu not to create a “dangerous precedent which may give rise to chained reactions.”
Tenure Tampering – It Wasn’t Me
THE best ploys in defence are to stick to your story and more importantly blame others. President Goodluck Jonathan is applying both in his comments on the proposal to hand the president and governors a six-year tenure. There is a sweetener that will sell the proposal – the legislature will also get a modified tenure.
Expensive Siren – N12 Million Only!
SIRENS can be expensive as Mrs. Endurance Odubu, wife of the Deputy Governor of Edo State has discovered. A Federal High Court in Benin City ordered her to pay N12 million as damages to Captain Olorunduyilemi Stephen, an officer with the 4th Brigade of the Nigerian Army.
Our Investment- Driven Foreign Policy
EVERYTHING sounds good if we find enough words to clothe them. Words are never in short supply. The new direction of the Federal Executive Council, FEC, that claims Nigeria’s foreign policy will henceforth be investment-driven, glowing, as it seems, fails woefully to show the smallest appreciation of actions that will attract investment.
The Six-Year Serious Joke
IT always starts as a joke, grows into a yoke and finally the authorities jostle with the idea until it throws the country into a frenzy. Whether with the military or civilians, speculations about tenure elongation have unfortunately become part of our national life, a major distraction that holds the country hostage until either the promoters of the ideas are tired or defeated.
Better uses for Ecological Fund
FLOOD, erosion, desert encroachment are among the commonest environmental disasters that Nigeria faces. The Ecological Fund was created in 1981 to be used to intervene in these areas.
Languages To Divide Us
Though tribe and tongue may differ, in brotherhood we stand. – A verse from the national anthem used 1960-1978.
Minimum Wage Wrangle
IT is obvious that our governments think governance is theatrics. The ceaseless disputations over payment of the minimum wage show a set of people who think more of their offices, their comfort than what would benefit others.
People, Press, Power
THE power of the press (media) is over-stated as the demise of the 168-year-old News of the World, one of the world’s most famous newspapers, has proven. The paper closed because it was obvious that the scandal would result in business losses.
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