From Vision to Reality: Kwara garment factory creates 2,000 jobs, attracts private investment
Pursuit of Transformation: President Jonathan’s burden
Factors that disunite, rather than bind us, by Fafowora
Jonathan’s Agenda For Transformation : A Proposition Long Overdue
How to sustain free & fair elections in Nigeria, by Attahiru Jega
Jonathan will divide Nigeria if… – Ayo Adebanjo
No alternative to civil rule – Latinwo
MEND & BOKO HARAM THREATS: ‘ We won’t be caught napping’
Insecurity is greatest threat to democracy – Osagie
Extra-judicial killing by police offends Boko Haram – Mamman Yusuf
Nigeria is a pathetic story – Uko
1999 was our democratic independence – Bafarawa
Minimum wage: Workers’ new burden
Nigeria, a dream deferred

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We are expecting too much from Nigeria – Akinjide
The former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Chief Richard Akinjide (SAN), laments that 51 years after independence, Nigeria is yet to be a nation, citing sectional and selfish interest as major drawback. Akinjide,, in this no-holds-bared interview blames the northern leaders on the Boko Haram insurgency, among other issues.
Our message for Jonathan, by Gowon, Umar, Oyebode
AS Nigeria marks its 51st independence anniversary today, there have been various reactions from people, especially eminent Nigerians calling for peace and tranquility.
Joblessness, bane of mismanagement
PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan on August 5 inaugurated a council to look into public companies acquired but mismanaged by private investors.
What the World says about Nigeria
Nigeria was ranked “the third fastest growing economy in the world after China and India by the (IMF) in 2009.” It further projects a growth of 9% in 2008 and 8.3% in 2009. The IMF further projects a 8% growth in the Nigerian economy in 2011.
Nigeria and the nationality challenge
Geography, Power, and Politics in Nigeria NIGERIA is a state of wide cultural diversity consisting of several distinct ethnic groups. What role do these ethnic ethnic groups play in Nigerian politics and what impact do they have on political developments in Nigeria? The issue involved here is whether or not the Nigerian federation is being hobbled by the centrifugal tendencies and activities of these ethnic groups.

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