Tinubu’s brain versus Obi’s brain
By Onu Onwe The soapbox is a tempting platform. The politician and other users of it who utilize it to deliver an opinion may be seduced by the spontaneity it offers to say that which may be out of sync with their actual reasoning or intention. That is why the soapbox is a dangerous place […]
MOFI: Nigeria’s strategic vision for sustainable economic recovery
By BASSEY UDO AT a critical juncture when Nigeria’s back is against the wall, the impending reinvigoration of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated, MOFI, comes as the brightest illumination and a rare vista of hope for sustainable recovery. Last week, the inaugural board of directors and executive management team for the MOFI were constituted by […]
Protecting the new coup from heaven
Protecting the new coup from heaven
Federal civil service tenure policy and calls for abrogation
By DEOLU OGUNBANJO MANDATORY retirement is attained in the Federal Civil Service upon attainment of either 60 years of age or 35 years of pensionable service. This policy has always been in the Civil Service Rules or Public Service Rules. It is applicable to all cadres in the civil service. The intention of the policy […]
2023 vote: It’s now the turn of a prince
By Banji Ojewale BECAUSE Nigeria has a near-naughty knack for nibbling at the past, history is also going full circle to dish us troubling traditional tricks and torments. One such is the dithering act we’re taking straight from English playwright William Shakespeare’s historical classic, Hamlet, as the ballot day approaches. The tragic hero, Prince Hamlet, […]
Jacinda Adern’s example
By NICK DAZANG ON Thursday, January 19, 2023, Mrs. Jacinda Adern shocked New Zealanders and the entire world. The zestful and charismatic Mrs. Adern, who assumed office as New Zealand’s Prime Minister at the age of 37, announced at a meeting of the caucus of her country’s governing Labour Party that she was resigning. She […]
