Tinubu’s reforms, temporary pains, lasting gains — Onanuga
Azuri Peninsula is a premium long term development
My father-in-law detained me over my wife — Zeb Ejiro
Nigerians ‘ll change APC in 2019 — AHMED MAKARFI
Confessions of a Chinese in love with Nigeria….
Why blame Buhari for economic recession?
Love for adventure, tradition key to my triumph — Nwoko
Mastercard is committed to Africa’s growth

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SubscribeI have dedicated the rest of my life to supporting midwives – Toyin Saraki
This nasty experience fuelled Toyin Saraki’s desire to stop the ugly trend of maternal, newborn, and child mortality and morbidity
OKOWA is our contemporary Awolowo
The Rt. Hon. Solomon Funkekeme is a man many would not credit with sycophancy or any of its correlates. In This interview held recently in Asaba, the former multi-term commissioner in the state and former Minority Leader and Deputy Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly (DTHA) opened up on his relationship with subsisting state governor, Senator (Dr.) Ifeanyi Okowa and his performance in office, two years into his current term. He commends Okowa and likens him to Chief Obafemi Awolowo of blessed memory. Excerpts from the interview are presented below.
‘I went to study law when my last born went to high school’
Just like yesterday, it’s already one year since an African got elected to preside over all Inner Wheel Clubs worldwide for the first time in history. Yemisi Alatise, a Nigerian, was that illustrious one. As she hands over the baton of leadership this July, Alatise, in this interview with Weekend Woman, relieves her experiences presiding over the women-only charity club which operates in 103 countries.
FG commences revamp of Enugu coal for electricity
The Director General of Voice of Nigeria, VON, Mr. Osita Okechukwu recently led a delegation to Enugu government house, of investors who want to set up a coal power plant in the Coal City. In this interview, Okechukwu narrates the journey, challenges and the new hope of establishing a coal power plant in Enugu to contribute to the power needs of Nigeria.
PROF AJIBOLA: From house boy to professorship, boardroom
The youths should know that diligence, dedication, commitment, integrity, righteousness are the ultimate. These are the things that can take anybody to the top.
African lawyers are becoming more creative- N. J. Ayuk, CEO, Centurion Law Group
The use of technology is becoming prevalent around the African legal market; but what is also growing is the role of women in the legal field
Sustainability in FX policy will ensure Nigeria is not exited from MSCI index —SCM Capital
The decision is a positive one for the market. If they had actually effected that change to the negative side, that would have affected investors’ confidence. But now that they have extended the review period upward, I think that will give investors some level of confidence. Of course, you know the market has been very strong or bullish over a couple of period because of the renewed interest. That shows the level of confidence investors have in the market. So, apart from that, I also think that the FX situation has actually been very supportive of the market for them to say ‘let’s wait and see the impact of the FX situation. I think for me that is quite good for the market.
2017 Appropriation Act: Fashola should stop giving excuses – Namdas
Hon Abdulrazaq Namdas, Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Media and Public Affairs, in this chat, spoke extensively on how the 2017 estimates were appropriated and issues raised in the Appropriation Act by the Minister of Works, Power and Housing, Babatunde Fashola.
Abacha was managed by poorly trained Filipino doctors in his last days – Brigadier General Ovadje (retd.)
I condemned the secret mode of the treatment of our Head of State and remember saying, “Oga was retaining fluid and bloated”. I also remember saying: “One day Oga will snap”. When he eventually snapped, nobody could do anything about it
UNILORIN is Nigeria’s most patronised university despite ASUU’s adversarial politics – Prof. Ambali, VC
There is sanity, there is peace and where everything works. We have touched the life of “almost every facet of the University of Ilorin community. If you are an academic staff, “you have a better classroom to teach and you have a better laboratory to use. If you are “non-teaching staff, you have a better atmosphere to operate. If you are a student, you “are more secure in the university and you have better facilities
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