I walked away from power rather than compromise my integrity —Octogenarian Eburajolo
Few Nigerians have witnessed the country’s economic evolution as closely—or participated in it as actively—as Victor Eburajolo. For more than five decades, the industrial relations expert,...
Why Attorneys-General run into trouble — Dr Kayode Ajulo
Dr. Kayode Ajulo is the Founder & Managing Partner of Castle of Law. He is a practising lawyer and a 2017 PhD holder in Workers’ Rights and Corporate Social Responsibility.
Cisco’ll help Nigeria outperform India’s $150b annual outsourcing earnings, harmonise fragmented databases — Abdullahi, NITDA DG
We have a younger population than India, we have better English-speaking people as well as a better time zone.
FUEL SUBSIDY: Tinubu’s inaugural statement was unnecessary – Ezeh, PDP Chieftain
A chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Mr. Emeka Eze, in this interview, laments the announcement of fuel subsidy removal by President Bola Tinubu on the day he was inaugurated, describing it as unnecessary.
Subsidy: Labour protest was not necessary – Adebayo
The labour movement, last week, protested the removal of oil subsidy prompting President Ahmed Bola Tinubu to call for a meeting and reassuring the movement of the Federal Government’s commitment to alleviating the sufferings occasioned by the removal.
Niger Coup Ultimatum Expires: Why Nigeria must tread softly on military option
Following the coup in Niger and the seven-day ultimatum given by ECOWAS that coup leaders should return the nation to constitutional rule or be forced out of power, an ultimatum that expires today, Nigeria’s former Career Ambassador to Thailand, Olufunso Olumoko, in this interview, speaks on why the regional bloc and particularly Nigeria should tread softly by exhausting all diplomatic options before embarking on military action.
