Osun Decides: I’ll block leakages, expand revenue – Oyebamiji
We won’t join millions of other people to complain about the failure of governance — Idowu
Amending NDDC Act will eradicate marginalisation —Sen Nwaoboshi
PDP, party of pathological liars — Olatunbosun
Why Nigeria should trade more with Africa
Killings have nothing to do with Buhari being Fulani- Femi Adesina
I was attacked over TV show for being a former governor’s daughter – Osasu Igbinedion
I like Obiano’s style of leadership – Ikedigwe
Every home in Nigeria deserves a cooking gas cylinder — Nuhu Yakubu
I will moderate my radicalism- Gani Adams

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My dramatic display with Ekwueme to get banking licence – Otunba Olasubomi Balogun
As the Asiwaju of the Ijebu Christians Association and the Olori Omo-Oba of Ijebuland, Otunba Michael Olasubomi Balogun, the Founder of FCMB Group, holds an annual New Year Prayer in his country home in Ijebu. This year’s prayer, held during the week, had in attendance notable Ijebu sons and daughters.
Why I will contest 2019 presidential election — Unagha
There is speculation that your party, APC will soon suspend you for daring to declare for the presidency or challenging President Buhari, how true is it?
Nigeria may eventually break up without restructuring — Akintoye
P ROFESSOR Banji Akintoye is a renowned historian and a member of the Southern Leaders Forum. In this interview, Akintoye maintains that Nigeria may eventually break up if it is not properly structured. He also gives an insight to the controversy over who were the original settlers of Lagos and the forthcoming Handshake Across the Niger which seeks to promote unity and collaboration between Yoruba and Igbo.
Our economy highly challenged in 2017 — Omotola
Lai Omotola, the Group Managing Director of CFL Group, a purely indigenous infrastructure development company with core interest in real estate, agriculture, oil & gas in this interview examined the state of the economy in the year 2017. Omotola who is also into publishing stated that Nigeria is not a rich country but trying to move from the third world, adding that for the economy to get better in 2018, it needs tactical, strategic and in-depth operation
Men are the problem in the community — Ojo
Since her university days, the Chief Executive Officer, Knowledge Aid Initiative (KAI), Success Ojo has consistently fought for the interest and social inclusion of the vulnerable people in remote communities. In this interview with Olayinka Latona, she shares her experience over the years, talked about her organisation, the launching of the OneBariga Women Project of the organization and the Christmas Blessing Bag party with 1,000 Children in the slum of Ilaje Bariga, Lagos State, Nigeria.
Love doesn’t come first in a relationship – Titi Osinowo
Sultry Nollywood actress Titi Osinowo, has risen above the hurdles in the make-believe world and she’s on her way to the big league. The thespian who started her journey into acting in 2006,opens up on career and relationships in this interview.
Once – troubled Uvwie kingdom metamorphosing into Delta’s economic nerve centre
ON the record, the event was the inauguration of the new Robinson Gbagi Mall and 18-pump Falcon Bay Petrol Station, both located at Effurun, near Warri, Uvwie Local Government Area, Delta State, but in reality, it was a brainstorming economic summit on the gradual emergence of Effurun, a former hotbed of crisis as the new trade and industry headquarters of the state.
No compromise on the future of Rivers state- Sen Abe
I never believed or hoped the disagreement between us would be permanent, therefore, while we could say a lot of unprintable things about each other in private, we should avoid taking our dirty linen to the market places
I was elected governor to guarantee the happiness of my people —Okorocha
Everyone from Imo State is a member of my family. I see the whole of Imo State as my family. Rochas is bigger than Imo State. I am bigger than Nigeria…
Corruption, ineffectiveness root cause of fuel scarcity — Onovo
With less than a day to Christmas celebration, Nigerians are still grappling with the challenge of fuel scarcity across the country as the scarcity has continued to bite harder. Despite claims by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation NNPC, that it has increased supply of premium motor spirit, PMS, also known as petrol, to Lagos and Abuja to 470 truckloads, scarcity of the product has persisted, fueling fears the situation might mar this festive season as usual ,

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