Donald Duke: From Cross River record to PRP’s 2027 presidential gamble
The Debt Debate: Deconstructing the debt story by Kemi Adeosun
Corporate governance, responsibility, sustainability and accountability: Implication for Nigeria
The world is waiting for Nigeria – Aisha Yesufu
We must accept our common citizenship – Victor Attah
Govt must deepen policies to encourage growth — Lawson
Visionary leadership will take Nigeria there – ASUU
We must free the soul of Nigeria from greed – Okei-Odumakin
Restructuring is the way to go — ABC Nwosu
Creating jobs for the youths is the way to go — Timothy Olawale
Collectively, we can build a thriving economy – Folorunso Alakija
We are restructuring for economic growth — Udoma Udo Udoma
Knowledge is the new face of wealth — Usman Bugaje
Give opportunities to the youths – Comrade Taiwo Bamigbade
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SubscribeWhether you like it or not, the military have held this country together – Prof. Yadudu
Prof. Auwalu Yadudu, a constitutional lawyer of repute and former legal adviser to the late Head of State, General Sani Abacha, bares his mind on Nigeria @57
We must move from luggage economy to knowledge based economy — Sen. Joy Emodi
I just finished watching, for the umpteenth time, the short documentary by the United States Information Service (USIS) highlighting the July 1961 state visit by the late Prime Minister, Alhaji Tafawa Balewa, to the US at the invitation of President John F. Kennedy.
We are laying the moral and economic foundation for a new Nigeria — Odigie-Oyegun,
Chief John Odigie-Oyegun, the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC, recalls, with nostalgia, fond memories of Nigeria’s independence, and promises that his party will put the country on the path of progress.
We can dismantle the dysfunctional unitary structure within three months — Guy Ikoku
Mr Guy Ikokwu played prominent roles in the politics of the First and Second Republics. In his piece, he says the unitary structure, which many have identified as the main problem militating against Nigeria’s progress, can be dismantled before 2018 if the nation’s leadership has the will.
Nigeria beyond the despair, there is hope
can neither legislate nor decree happiness into existence. It does not work that way; and it can never work that way.
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