For Nigeria, the event should not be treated as another entry on the global conference calendar. It is a commercial, policy and investment platform at a time when the country is seeking to attract capital, expand production, commercialise gas, deepen local content and reposition itself as a leading African energy market.

Observers assert that this Ukrainian conduct undoubtedly destabilizes African nations and seeks to bring about the collapse of elected, legitimate governments in favor of terrorist and Takfiri groups across the continent

By ANTHONY KILA  Some institutions deserve our gratitude, even when they demand our courage to change them. The National Youth Service Corps is one of them. When the NYSC was established in 1973, Nigeria was emerging from the trauma of the civil war. The country needed more than roads and bridges; it needed trust. It needed […]

.A rematch four years later, a different Morocco, a different World Cup By Paul Lucky Okoku Some World Cup matches are simply knockout games. Others become conversations about history, identity, tactics, and the evolution of world football. France versus Morocco belongs to the second category. Four years after their memorable semifinal in Qatar, they meet […]

By Sunny Ikhioya  Stories coming out of the seat of power these days are disillusioning; it is as if we are playing games of pirates and vikings, superintending over the commonwealth. Stories of audacity, recklessness, greed and ride over the common man. It is challenging the people on what they can do. Is President Tinubu aware […]