Under Makinde, Oyo is now more economically competitive in good governance – Aduwo
Religion, culture holding Nigeria hostage – Lanre Olusola
Southern Kaduna killings: Christians are not scared of fighting back
Some N-Delta leaders want to be worshipped, appeased for peace to reign – Loyibo, Ijaw chief
GUNMI AGAIN! Why the North rejected Jonathan
National rebranding not about slogans, logos Charles O’Tudor
We are concerned about rising bad loans in banks – MD of NDIC
Nothing is bigger than my music – Niniola
How to leverage opportunities in the stock market – Onyema
Our headache as opposition party – Bode George
Our religious leaders are corrupt- Rev. Ladi Thompson

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Our religious leaders are corrupt, Rev. Ladi Thompson
REVEREND Oladimeji (Ladi) Thompson is the founder/Senior Pastor of Lagos-based Living Waters Unlimited Church and the international co-ordinator of Macedonian Initiative, a non-government, non-denominational organization established to provide succour for Christians persecuted because of their belief in Jesus. He is also a security consultant. In this interview, Thompson says unless a deliberate collaboration between the government, the Church and the Mosque was put in place to rid the nation of corruption, there is not much hope for Nigeria. Excerpts…..
Some owners of private varsities subsidise to the tune of N500m to keep students’ fees at N350,000 – Prof. Aina
Prof. Diji Aina is the Vice Chancellor of Caleb University, Imota, Lagos. In this interview, Aina disputes the claim that private universities fees across the country are too high, saying the current fees are sustainable only because the owners subsidise. He also says the products of private universities are of high quality contrary to the notion in some quarters.
Nigerians in china cry out, Drug traffickers are robbing us of privileges
At a forum organised by the Nigerian community in China to address the thriving illicit trade on drugs and its effects on not just China-Nigeria bilateral relationship, but also on Nigerians living and doing business in China, the President, Good Governance Initiative (GGI), Mr. Festus Mbisiogu, while saying 85 per cent of Nigerians believe that China exerts positive influence on the social and economic development in Nigeria, explained that China and Nigeria, as partners, are not deserving of any bad image the growing malaise of drug trafficking may rob on both nations’ integrity.
South West can punish Buhari in 2019 unless… – Fasehun
It was a long time ago, when the military took over that it all began. The military is not trained for governance; they were trained to protect the government and the people. But when they discovered they could use their powers to get into governance, they went back to their barracks and came back to rule Nigeria and we accepted them.
Lineage of warriors
He was one of the first sixteen award winning Nigerian pilots enlisted and trained into the Nigeria Air Force where he was its first air accident and investigation chief. During the unfortunate 30 months of the Nigerian Civil war, then Squadron Leader August Okpe, a major participant was Chief Pilot of the Biafra Air Force and won the Distinguished Cross Medal for gallantry and excellent service.
2016 in review: Manufacturing sector groans under recession weight
DESPITE expectations of better business environment in 2016, the reverse was the case for operators in the manufacturing sector of the economy.
How Obaseki will make Edo the economic hub of Nigeria-—Akerele
The kind of agricultural potentials we have in Edo state is enough to create more than 200,000 jobs. The minimum of 200,000 jobs is just an estimate and that is what is going to happen
Biafra, Niger Delta bombings politically motivated- Gen Momoh
The problem we have is that charlatans and all sorts of people have hijacked leadership
South Africa is responding to diversification efforts in Nigeria – Darkey
South Africa-Nigeria bi-lateral relations are very good and encouraging. There are a number of Nigerians coming to South Africa for various activities and so do South Africans come to Nigeria to engage in various businesses and both citizens are assisting in growing the two countries’ economies, because both countries are two major economies in Africa. As you may be aware there are over 120 South African companies in Nigeria and all of these brands are doing well and it is an indication of the significance and importance of our bond.
Obj should not be taken seriously – Sen. Owie
OBJ parades himself as a saint and therefore should be ignored. You will recall that at the beginning of Buhari’s tenure in 2015, when I read that OBJ was sending a Blue Print on governance to Buhari, I raised an alarm and advised Buhari to avoid OBJ like leper and I said then and still maintain that, a Bini parable says, “How can a eunuch prepare sexual medicine for a brother of his that can attain a sexual erection occasionally?”. I advise Buhari to dine with OBJ with a long spoon if there is need to dine with him at all.

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