Rot in judiciary deep – Olisa Agbakoba loud on public perception
There are so many brilliant and distinguished judges serving today. But whether we like it or not, there is a very strong perception by the public that something is wrong.
Emerging markets need good governance for sustained development – Uade Ahimie
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 thumbs up for Russia 2018 organsation
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 implores government to build cinema houses
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)”.
Tawadrous: I turned negative perception about Nigeria into wealth
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 […]
Nigeria needs political will to solve electricity challenges – Skipper
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.
