Why govt must compel MDAs to use licensed auctioneers to dispose assets — Mafikuyomi, Unicorn Auctions CEO
*Says untrained officials, internal auction depts undermine transparency, revenue generation *Argues auctioneers can help recover billions in trapped assets By Nnamdi Ojiego Auctioneering is often associated with distressed assets, court orders and the sale of property. But Dr Ayodeji Fred Mafikuyomi, Chief Executive Officer of Unicorn Auctions Limited, says the profession has a much wider […]
Amnesty coming for Lagos landlords without building approval — Olumide, Physical Planning Commissioner
Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development, MPP&UD, is charged with the vision of Lagos as a sustainable smart city of choice…
Restructure now or Nigeria will go under
CHIEF Ayo Opadokun is the Secretary-General of the National Democratic Coalition, NADECO. In this interview, the former National Publicity Secretary of Afenifere speaks about why Nigeria has been an under-developing nation, how a return to the parliamentary system of government will free Nigeria from wickedness and the need for President Bola Tinubu not to fail Nigerians and the black race. He says time is running out.
I have no regret being a journalist- Odeyemi
Prince Diran Odeyemi… Chairman, Governing Council,Osun State College of Technology, Esa-Oke in Osun state.
Nigerians getting renewed poverty, not renewed hope — Ekerefe
Former National Spokesman of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC)( worldwide and Leader of the Niger Delta Advocacy group, New Era Movement, Comrade Ebilade Ekerefe, in this interview bared his minds on sundry issues including the outcome of the November 11th Governorship election in Bayelsa State, the political crisis in Rivers State, the recent national budget presented by President Bola Tinubu as it affects the Niger Delta region interventionist agencies, the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, and the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP among others.
AMNESTY: Ijaw made to look as if we are the problem of N/Delta — Annkio Briggs
Rights activist, Ankio Briggs, in this interview, condemns what has become the culture of fighting the leadership of Niger Delta interventionist agencies by ethnic agitators. She says such agitations for change of leadership impedes the development of the region, saying the Urhobo, Isoko, Ijaw, Itsekiri and other tribes do not need to fight anyone occupying any position. With particular reference to the Presidential Amnesty Programme, PAP, she says the current Coordinator, Gen Barry Ndiomu, retd, should be allowed to conclude his reforms.
