Chief Audu Innocent Ogbeh, three-time minister, former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, and author of many books is unhappy with the current state of Nigeria’s economy and recalls with nostalgia how the economy was booming until 1986 when the then military administration bowed to pressure from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank to introduce the infamous Structural Adjustment Programme, SAP, which led to the devaluation of the nation’s currency and the adoption of many unfavourable fiscal policies and programmes that have kept Nigeria on its knees till today.

You have known Chief Chukwuemeka Anyaoku for decades.  If you were to capture his essence, briefly, as a family man, a diplomat and a scholar, how would you do that?

•…says INEC may not conduct exercise in some communities•Every region is a potential hotspot•ON COMMISSION: Some RECs have integrity, capacity issues•Voting will not happen in polling units in 19 Borno LGAs By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor As the 2023 elections begin in less than 46 days, Programme Director of YIAGA Africa, Cynthia Mbamalu, previews the […]

By Gabriel Ewepu In this interview the Director, Health of Mother Earth Foundation, Arch Nnimmo Bassey, warned of failure to take comprehensive action to preserve, maintain and sustain healthy biodiversity in Nigeria will aggravate food crisis, environmental pollution, health, climate change, and other issues affecting the lives of Nigerians as he spoke on salient issues […]

Ajewole Emmanuel Odunayo, fondly called Emray Chilling is current Mr. Nigerian International, the graduate of Insurance at the prestigious University of Lagos, is an award winning fashion, model and Event Entrepreneur. The Ondo State born who is committed to making social impacts, targeted at the youths in his community, Mr. Nigeria International has proven this […]