Aviation stakeholders have reacted angrily to the maltreatment of a Nigerian passenger, Master Kunle AbdulAzeez, by Egypt Air. Abdul Azeez bought an Egypt Air ticket on his way back to school in Ukraine and was wrongly routed and given wrong country destination code by the airline

TO have political power is to guarantee the empowerment of the people for leadership position. Certainly, we failed to use it to train others within and outside the region to acquire and profitably use political power for holistic development of the entire country. We should have used our political power to identify, recruit and empower the powerless Nigerians in any part of the Country for political leadership.

WHEN Britain and its allies supported Nigeria to concede the Bakassi Peninsula to Cameroon based on the 1914 Ango-German treaty, one would expected that it would easily consent to the demands by the Scottish Nationalist Party (SNP) for an independent Scotland

THE power supply around Lagos is particularly worrisome. From time to time, there have been pockets of protests over epileptic supply or outright outages within the Lagos area. Often, protesters moved in droves from one street to the other in the areas affected, carrying placards expressing the problems and the challenges to their businesses. Lagos is not the only state where power outage or poor supply is enshrined.

THE Boko Haram crisis and GEJ security spending spree: One salient, yet under-reported and under-discussed issue is the incredible amount of Nigeria’s national income being expended, by the President Jonathan administration purportedly on combating Boko Haram in the last five years (since 2010). I will share the mind-boggling figures with you.