We’ve reset Benue’s devt blueprint — Gov Alia
My father didn’t want me in school because I was disabled — Chikunie, UNILAG lecturer
Why Igbo feel unwanted in Nigeria – Nwodo
Ali, Lawal: Buhari’s Silence is shocking — Ogor
Buhari has not disappointed Nigerians —Dogara
My story as attorney who handles unpopular cases – Yesufu
Awolowo taught me how to persevere – Pa Akomolafe
Tinubu’s title as APC leader now a nickname – Okorie
What makes Ibori different— Odebala, Sapele LG chairman
Nwibe, Anambra Guber aspirant unveils his inspiration

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Richard Branson failed in Nigeria, don’t blame Nigerian airlines — Olowo
Gabriel Olowo, a former Deputy General Manager, Varig, a Brazilian airline and currently president of the Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative and President/ Chief Execuive Officer, Sabre Network NMC West Africa, while interacting with selected aviation reporters in Lagos said the failures of airlines in Nigeria is mostly due to the harsh government policies and environment. He said that if Richard Branson, owner of Virgin Atlantic Airlines failed in Nigeria, then there is no reason to blame Nigerian Airlines for failing. Excerpts:
Victoria Crest marked turning point for us in the industry—Okonkwo
You need to surround yourself with people who can dream along with you
Ads in vernacular, slangs penetrate faster, Verdant Zeal boss, Olugbodi
Mr Tunji Olugbodi, Executive Vice Chairman, Verdant Zeal Group, an accomplished professional in the brands and advertising world, in this edition of Executive Platform interview, spoke to Princewill Ekwujuru on latest trends in the industr
Igbo would have been President if they understood Nigerian politics – Igbokwe
President Muhammadu Buhari, went into the judicial system and exposed the corruption within the third tier of government. And this is one area that many never dared to put their searchlight on
Those who murdered my mother will never have peace —Comrade Ofehe
It is clear that my mum’s death was politically motivated in the sense that probably some of the issues I talked about on what we faced in the Niger Delta region, may have made some people who benefit from this crisis very uncomfortable

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