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2023: Why South-East must produce president ― Olu Fasan

2023: Why South-East must produce president ― Olu Fasan

By Clifford Ndujihe Call him jack of all trades, master of all, and you will not be wrong. Dr Olu Fasan, who turns 60 today is a journalist, publisher, lawyer, an academic and economist. With LLB, LLM, MSc (Econ), and PhD, Fasan is a visiting fellow and member of the International Trade Policy Unit, ITPU, […]

UPSIDES OF THE PANDEMIC: COVID-19 is not everything evil after all —Araka

UPSIDES OF THE PANDEMIC: COVID-19 is not everything evil after all —Araka

By Levinus Nwabughiogu Comrade Okolieaboh Araka, a PhD Research Fellow at the Department of Public Administration of the University of Benin, is the President of African Centre for Empirical Dialectics. In this interview, the political economist says the coronavirus pandemic is a social change that will usher a new era of development in the world. […]

Anambra 2021: It’s APC’s turn ― Nwokafor

Anambra 2021: It’s APC’s turn ― Nwokafor

Says, Igbo, Anambra must shun sectional politics for national politics By Clifford Ndujihe Dr Amobi Nwokafor, a boardroom guru, chartered accountant, philanthropist, former president-general of Akwa Development Union, and Chairman Board of Trustees of the union, is one of those eyeing the Anambra State governorship seat in 2021 on the platform of the All Progressives […]

‘My parents made me believe I can be the best’

‘My parents made me believe I can be the best’

By Kennedy Mbele Oke Bayode-Thomas, 24, just bagged the highest award a young person can receive for social action and humanitarian efforts – The Diana Award for Young Heroes. The award was instituted in memory of the late Princess Diana of Wales and given out by the charity of the same name and has the […]

2023: From factions, APC will break into pieces — Buba Galadima

2023: From factions, APC will break into pieces — Buba Galadima

Alhaji Buba Galadima is not an inconsequential politician in Nigerian politics. He has been around for a while. Galadima, a former close associate of President Muhammadu Buhari, was the National Secretary of the Congress for Progressive Change (CPC), the platform that presented Buhari for the presidency in 2011, and one of the nine signatories to the merger agreement between the three political parties that came together, with a faction of All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), CPC, All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP) and Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), to form the All Progressives Congress (APC) in 2014.