To Waziri Atiku Abubakar: A final word for a diminishing star (Part 1)
I received a WhatsApp message from Waziri Atiku Abubakar on Sunday afternoon in response to my open letter to him, which was published earlier that day, titled “And now you call him Bola”, together with another article which I published the Sunday before titled “The 7th bid of Waziri”.
SMEs: Cash and cash management with COVID-19
By Timi Olubiyi AS the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect economies, businesses and households globally, the impact has been severe, and the world is grappling with the negative consequences. The cash flow of a company is a crucial factor that enhances business operations at this time. To achieve long-term success, Small Medium Enterprises, SMEs, including […]
Kyari, Nigeria’s oil industry in times like these
These are not the best of times for the oil industry all over the world. The situation has sent oil-dependent economies reeling. Nigeria isn’t immune to the crisis mainly occasioned by the coronavirus, COVID-19, pandemic.
An open letter to Mr. President: On renaming of Nigerian railway stations
President may kindly accept my confession of loyalty to Nigeria my country; and to Mr President as listening President at the time like the present. May I with profound respect, humbly introduce myself as a Railway-spirited Nigerian even at age 90 come February 26, 2021.
#NBADecides2020: The election of unintended consequences (2)
WITHOUT knowing it, he had launched an “anyone-but-a SAN” campaign which did not need any amplifiers to catch fire. There was only one beneficiary of this blowback, a fact that must not have been lost on those who leaked the letter in the first place.
Government robbery is the new norm
By Eddie Mbadiwe EVERYDAY Nigerians wake up with a jolt. All you have to do is pick up the papers or listen to the radio and the rest of your day is almost ruined This piece is not about Magu neither is about the horrendous billions been flung around at NDDC. My advice is that […]
