Interview

VINTAGE AT 40: I didn’t just become successful, it was intentional

By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor At 40, many people would consider the journey of businessman and entrepreneur, Chief Francis Nwaogwugwu, aka Vintage, a remarkable story of resilience, enterprise and calculated risk. From starting out as a young trader to building a business empire with interests spanning interior decoration, construction, real estate and manufacturing, Vintage has […]
Visible Articles 5 10 15

Nigeria is a natural gas nation

With an estimated 186 trillion standard cubic feet (SCF) of natural gas reserves, Nigeria is by far the biggest reserve holder on the continent

Buhari listens only to his 80-year-old uncle —Tony Nyiam

We are not ignorant that the SGF, the CoS, the DG NIA, the CNS, the CAS, the IGP and the bosses of the INEC, the EFCC, the Customs, the NDLEA, and so on are the movers and shakers of power in this dispensation. The only South-West slot of DG National Intelligence Agency was recently replaced by another PMB’s ethnic man

We look up to Nigeria for mentoring —Kamara, APC candidate

We’ve looked up to Nigeria as a country for mentoring because of the depth that Nigeria has in terms of its knowledge and in terms of its capacity in international arena. We shall continue to look up to Nigeria and we shall continue to work with her

Amending NDDC Act will eradicate marginalisation —Sen Nwaoboshi

Senator Peter Nwaoboshi represents Delta North Senatorial District in the   Senate.   In this interview, the former chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and presently Chairman, Senate Committee on Niger Delta Affairs explains why he initiated the  NDDC Amendment Bill and  its benefits.

PDP, party of pathological liars — Olatunbosun

It is like the kettle calling pot black, let me say quickly, who is more noted for lying is it PDP or APC. PDP is a lying party, it is a party of pathological liars. Let me cite example of what I’m saying, sometimes ago, Mr Fayose went to China, using our money, he pretended as if he was addressing people at an economic submit, whereas ýhe was just at a train station. That was terrible.

Why Nigeria should trade more with Africa

There is evidence that Nigeria needs to improve micro-economic aspects such as improving the ease of doing business and ease of travel across borders, to encourage business relationships across border

Why I rejected posting to work for Gowon after Balewa’s death —Irene Harriman

 When Balewa made us proud in speech to US Congress • The tricks Hope Harriman played on me IT was her 28th birthday on January 15, 1966, a day that forever changed the political destiny of Nigeria’s young democracy which was six years old at that time. Mrs. Irene Harriman was a facilitator of sorts […]

Exit mobile version