Osun Decides: I’ll block leakages, expand revenue – Oyebamiji
1990 coup was aimed at restructuring Nigeria — Col Tony Nyiam
My determination to build a vibrant future — Oduyemi
There’s tremendous improvement in NPA, … – Osoba
My journey into fame was magical — Julie Coker
My legal practice collapsed because God was angry with me — Adam, lawyer -turned -pastor
‘Comedians expose the Church to spiritual danger’
I want to reach out to people through politics- Tunji Offeyi, Liberal Democrats candidate for Colliers Wood, UK
How Nigeria can be peacefully restructured – Bishop Okonkwo
This is my true story — Churchill Oladuni
KADUNA: Why they are ganging up against us – el Rufai

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Agitators of restructuring are looking for popularity – Gov Ortom
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue state in this interview spoke about the health condition of ailing President Muhammadu Bauhari whom he recently visited in London, his alleged ownership of a snake farm in Makurdi, the agitation for the restructuring of the country and others.
But for wise counsel my mother would have aborted my pregnancy — Oluleye
Prior to my departure in 1976, my father spoke to me and said, if you go to America and say you are the son of a General in the Nigerian Army and under that pretext misbehave, I will never intervene, and if it means going to jail that is it for you
Institutional deficiencies impede insurance growth in Nigeria — Soladoye
HOW did you get into insurance, was that your chosen career from the beginning?
I didn’t want to study insurance and I in fact rejected studying insurance. I wanted to go to Ahmadu Bello University because I was a very staunch Muslim student at secondary school and at HSC levels. So because of Islam, I wanted to go to ABU to study accounting and it was in the days of direct entry – before JAMB.
DEFEAT OF DEVOLUTION OF POWER: Former governors in NASS failed Nigerians —Oshiomhole
The current generation of Nigerians who are politically active and informed can never take PDP serious
Change starts with good education — Ebia, Head, Regent College
The United Nations recommends that 26 per cent of a member country’s budget should be allocated to education but Nigeria consistently falls below this level
Why APC has not strictly followed its manifestos – Yusuf Ali
Alhaji Yusuf Garba Ali is many things to many people. He was the chairman of the Nigerian Football Association, a one Managing Director of Unipetrol and later the chairman of the then All Nigeria Peoples Party.
No Urhobo man is happy– Olorogun Taiga, UPU President
Business mogul, Olorogun Moses Taiga, is the President General of Urhobo Progress Union (UPU) Worldwide, unarguably, the umbrella socio-culturalorganisation for all Urhobo groups.
‘Our present leaders lack idea to move Nigeria forward’
Dr. Jay Samuels is the interim National Chairman of Alliance for New Nigeria, ANN, a political association seeking to be registered by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC. In this interview, he speaks on some topical national issues.
WALKER: From poor boy to head of world’s leading donor agency
My background of being born in a charity hospital in rural Louisiana and rising to be President of Ford Foundation is a story about investment in human capital development and investing in the potential ities of a young poor boy
Call for restructuring, ploy by PDP to regain power —Hon.Iriase
He also condemns the PDP in Edo state for accusing Governor Godwin Obaseki led administration of planning to sell some government parastaltals, explaining that the governor only intends to privatize the Special hospital in Benin City to give the best health care to the people of the state.

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