RAINBOW COALITION: Tinubu must be careful with Wike — Odion Akhaine, political scientist
Speaks on the case of Bola Ige in Obasanjo govt and the wrecking of AD Says selfish politicians destroy parties, replace them with SPVs By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor As political realignments ahead of the 2027 general elections continue to reshape Nigeria’s political scene, the growing involvement of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, […]
The Olugbo’s claim of superiority over the Ooni has no logic – Prof. Akinyele
Secondly, if they claim to be descendants of Oduduwa, then there is no way the Olugbo can claim to be superior to the Ooni of Ife
Nigeria may run aground, if ….. – Shettima, President AYCF
ALHAJI Yerima Shettima is National President, Arewa Youth Consultative Forum. Shettima, a human right activist, in this interview dissects resident Muhammadu Buhari two years administration and opines that the administration is a monumental disaster. Excerpts:
Strategic issues leaders of Nigerian organisations should focus on – Carpenter
Clive Carpenter is Vice Chairman, Business Council for Africa, UK. An international banker and company director with track record in management at board level, Carpenter and Prof. Emeritus Andrew Chambers, a former Dean of Cass Business School, are due to deliver These Minds Executives (TEXEM) lecture entitled, ‘Strategic Leadership for Results-driven Change Management In a Recession’, at the British Deputy High Commissioner’s residence on May 24 and 25. In this interview, he speaks on the essence of the lecture.
Ransom payment would have increased Boko Haram attacks – Senator Shehu Sani, mediator
I have no relationship with the Swiss government other than to approach them and they came in and they did not participate in the negotiation, but they facilitated the negotiation and they also provided training for the negotiator
Nigeria and her great human assets abroad —Demola Seriki
In a country of almost 180 million, having this sizable number of citizens outside the country suggests that the nation has a considerable percentage of human assets abroad
