Civil service must own its reforms, digital tools —Walson-Jack
Igbo need the spirit of Biafra to move forward – Prof Chukwuemeka Ike
Why APC took the blame for Nigeria’s economic woes – Ebri
Issue had been quite bad before Buhari came in – Ebitu Ukiwe
What Niger Delta expects from Buhari after Jonathan’s disappointment
Spirit of Tafawa Balewa haunting Nigeria, says Primate Ayodele
BIAFRA: What agitators should do – Captain Gbulie
Wonder Banks are products of intruders – Ubenyi
OPEC under pressure to restore stability to oil market

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SubscribeHow I conceded the throne to Ooni Ogunwusi,
Adedoyin started as a student of mathematics at the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, decades ago, when one of his lecturers, because of his outstanding performance in the subject, assigned him to teach his children at home.
How the North tamed Yoruba ambition – Tanko Yakassai
We made appreciable progress in the transportation sector. Although the British left us with a functional rail system, our leaders however extended the rail to boost the transport system in Nigeria. On water transportation they decided to dredge the river Niger to facilitate water transportation to the north for increased commercial activities. By independence, the road from Kano to Lagos was not tarred like several other major roads we have today, but the story is different today.
Nemesis will catch up with our bad leaders—Paul Unongo
If you break up Nigeria, thinking that the small, small principalities will go away, it’s a joke
Edo election rigging was like a bad home video act — Orbih, PDP chairman
We have observed that the results that were issued by the presiding officers from the various units across the state were not the same as those announced at the collation centre
FG should not sell its share of NLNG
asil Ogbuanu is the President of Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers, NALPGM, and also the Managing Director of Second Coming Gas Limited, a liquedfied petroleum gas LPG, company with offices in Lagos and diffrent part of Nigeria. In this interview with Sebastine Obasi he talks about the challenges in the gas subsecor and the need d=for governmnet not to sell its shares in the Nigerian Liquefied Natural Gas NNLG.
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