Tinubu’s support is helping us to do more for our people — Gov Mbah
Oil exploration destroying ecosystem of Niger Delta — Tiemo
Nigeria’ ll split if we don’t restructure – Ohaneze Chieftain
I disagree with Buhari on SGF – Odekunle
How arts can recreate Nigeria’s narrative — Prof. Nwabueze
Only formidable justice system can make Nigeria thrive – Andrew Oruh
I was detained, tortured by police for allegedly stealing my own property – Chidi Duru
Nigeria not ready for investment of pension assets in infrastructure – CEO, AIICO Pension
Why Southern Kaduna crisis escalated – Makarfi
Religion, culture holding Nigeria hostage – Lanre Olusola
Southern Kaduna killings: Christians are not scared of fighting back

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Some N-Delta leaders want to be worshipped, appeased for peace to reign – Loyibo, Ijaw chief
High Chief Mike Ekayama Loyibo is the convener of the Niger Delta People’s Congress and a former leader of the Pan Niger Delta Elders Forum, PANDEF, the group at the forefront of the talks with the Presidency on how to end the standoff in the Niger Delta
GUNMI AGAIN! Why the North rejected Jonathan
You cannot live in isolation, so dividing Nigeria is never a solution to any body that is intelligent
I saw my father manhandled, pushed inside police cell – Oshiomhole Jr
in Nigeria today most of our youths are unemployed, I feel their pains, I understand how they feel because I get first hand information as I interact with my own age group daily
National rebranding not about slogans, logos Charles O’Tudor
LEADING Brand specialist and entrepreneur, Charles O’Tudor, in this interview, reveals how Nigeria can attain sustainable economic viability through proper branding. O’Tudor, who is the Principal Consultant at Adstrat Branding Management Consortium-a firm responsible for many successful branding campaigns in the public and private sectors, also explained how Nigeria can rebound from recession through branding. He also spoke on other issues.
We are concerned about rising bad loans in banks – MD of NDIC
We are still anxious and desirous of either the bank reopen its door or be liquidated so that we end the suffering of depositors. We have been pushing this; the CBN has been concerned over the years since the restoration of the license. Series of meetings and efforts have been made to achieve the restoration of business of Savannah Bank but they have failed. But unfortunately as we speak, they (the owners) have gone back to court, they have sued the CBN and therefore effort to either bring them back on board or to liquidate them has been stalled.

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