Miracle Centres: How Nigeria can break examination fraud chain
What Does the Nigerian Child Celebrate?
My take on Nigeria @ 57 – Nwabueze
Operation shake the Giant out of slumber: How Buhari can be Nigeria’s most successful President
PROLOGUE: Nigeria @ 57: How to make it work again
IPoB Proscription: Igbo re-strategise to battle marginalisation
Can our politicians save Nigeria?
N650M Abuja Guest House: My story, by Sultan Abubakar 111
The battle for Ibadan: How the Olubadan lost out to 21 kings
Restructuring: APC must listen to the voice of the people
Homogeneity in heterogeneity: Redeeming the Yoruba identity
The Yoruba and the quest for true federalism in Nigeria
Redeeming the Yoruba identity (3)
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The worth of some are weighed in gold and some are assessed in silver, yet others are priceless and inestimable. The latter category of persons is priceless because their achievements and accomplishments transcend the transient, and their impacts exceed the superficial.
Restructuring: What is it? ‘Give a good system to bad managers; they will run it aground’
What have we been able to establish with oil money? Virtually nothing! If you establish today, you can’t maintain. They are not interested in the maintenance; they are interested in what they are going to put in the pocket. They put 10 percent in the development and the rest into the pocket unlike before the war, when politicians stole 10 percent and put the rest into development.
Restructuring: What is it? In the days of Biafra, there was creativity.
Moderator: You say Nigeria cannot establish a refinery, but what do you say of what the authorities have described as illegal refineries and in the time of the civil war we also had Ogbinigwe bombs?
After 104 days on medical vacation…Finally, Buhari returns
After 104 days on medical vacation in the United Kingdom, UK, President Muhammadu Buhari, at exactly 4:48 yesterday afternoon, stepped down from the plane that brought him back, at the Presidential Wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
Corruption: Nigerian Police under scrutiny
It is a common parlance that the police are your friends. But in a country like Nigeria, the ordinary citizen thinks the policeman is anything but a friend.
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