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,...
It is painful not much has been done in my father’s honour — Samuel Ogbemudia’s son
Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, a former governor of the defunct Midwest Region and old Bendel State, would have been 85 years on Sept 17. He died in March last year. In this interview, his eldest son, Samuel Ogbemudia Jr, speaks about the family and contemporary issues.
2019: The strategy that Buhari is the only incorruptible leader in Nigeria no longer sells – Senator Dansadau
Senator Saidu Dansadau is a front line politician. One of his strongest points is integrity. Rather than go with the crowd because of pecuniary gain, Dansadau would rather stay alone.
Housing: Government of this country prefers short cut instead of planning ahead — Adediji
Mr. Bode Adediji, Chairman, Bode Adediji Partnership, a firm of estate surveyors and valuers, and former President, Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers NIESV, is one of the front-line estate surveyors and property consultants in Nigeria. Besides his professional calling, he has dedicated himself to mentoring and delivering lectures to inspire the younger ones […]
Atiku’s restructuring stance endears him to the hearts of Nigerians — Adiotomre
Chief Mike Adiotomre, is a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and the leader of Ward 5, Ovu community and a member of the State Advisory Council from Ethiope East Local Government Area of Delta State.
No responsible Igbo wants Presidency now – Ebigwei, Ohanaeze leader
Chief (Dr.) Sylvan Olisanye Ebigwei, is Vice President-General, Ohanaeze Ndigbo (Worldwide), President Emeritus, Aka Ikenga, Consultant Dental Surgeon and the Iyasei Onowu (Prime Minister), Agbadagba, Okpanam, Delta State. In this interview on the state of the nation, he discusses the orchestrated agitations in the land, the Igbo presidency and says only restructuring can save the country from disintegration. Excerpts:
