If you can’t manage the legislature and build cordial relationship such that key legislations that can take this country forward are passed, then governance becomes complex for you

The top Igbo agenda is restructuring, presidency is secondary. Presidency is simply a matter of pride that we are also Nigerians and entitled to be President

Bayo Onanuga, managing director of The News Agency of Nigeria in this interview with Jide Babalola of The Nation newspaper tells his story of his involvement in the June 12, 1993 struggle and the birth of ‘guerrilla journalism’.

Multiple award-winning Nollywood actress, Iyabo Ojo whose business conglomerate is fast growing is dreaming of stepping into the oil and gas sector. In this interview with DESMOND EKWUEME, she speaks on her new interest among other issues. How is your new line of business the Abula Spot eatery moving? To God be the glory. Our […]

The growing global campaigns for good governance are finally generating some success in emerging markets as businesses and governments continue to establish structures that promote transparency and compliance with best practice.

Suleiman Habuba is a former Director of Communications of the Confederation of African Football and now a football and business consultant. He is in Russia for the on-going FIFA World Cup. He is versed in football matters as he shares his views on the organisation of the on-going FIFA World Cup tournament in Russia. Excerpts

Mary Lazarus—nominated as “Best Actress,” for her role in “Don’t Cry For Me”—played opposite Daniel K. Daniel, in Willis Ikedum’s recent sequel, “Mummy Dearest (The Wedding)”.   

Today, a man, who was warned against coming to Nigeria as a result of the negative perception about the country in the foreign media, narrates how he ignored such warning and found himself in Nigeria where he turned fears into wealth. In discussing his Nigerian story, Michael Tawadrous, Chairman Executive Officer of Vava Furniture (a […]

Andrew Skipper currently heads the Africa practice of Hogan Lovells, a global law firm with offices in more than 45 countries including 11 offices in the USA. In this interview with Sebastine Obasi, he talks about the challenges confronting power situation in Nigeria. Excerpts.

The concluding part of J.K. Obatala’s late-night interview with  Dr.  Kalu Mosto Onuoha formerly Petroleum Technology Development Fund Professor of Geology, at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). At 70, he is now Emeritus. Onuoha—who  has been president of the Nigerian Academy of Sciences (NAS), since January, 2017—explicated current issues, his priorities, among others.

There has been a whole lot of silence on sexuality, and if they are even going to talk about it, they will use acronyms, euphemisms, suggestive words and phrases. When people have been raised in that kind of environment, it becomes difficult for them because they have not acquired the skills, and, more importantly, the open mindedness to discuss broadly on the issues of sexuality.

If your revenue comes in naira and you borrowed in dollars, if the exchange rate goes up, there would be problems. We have learnt a lot and we are still learning

I experienced stigmatization too. My daughter experienced it. People will look at her and exclaim. At one year old, she looked like four months old and her face was old and her hair refused to grow. She looked funny and there were people who looked at her in a funny way

There are many operational problems in the port today. And the problems keep mounting by the day as there seems to be a lack of political will to tackle them

By the time I got back to the U.S., there had been several messages from papa. Most of the messages kept asking, in a voice laden with emotion, ‘Lanre where are you? I have an emergency’