Protectionism: Key to saving Nigeria’s retail stores and trade
Governor Oborevwori and the triangular tide
Between Prof. Osinbajo and Abba Kyari
COVID-19: Can Africa afford lockdowns?
Forensic Analysis: Building up a case
COVID-19: NAFDAC and the extended lockdown
Omo-Agege driven by Mao’s political ideology
My last contact with Abba Kyari by Femi Adesina
Abba Kyari and our loss of collective humanism
Nami, FIRS and the new tax song
Adults and good manners
How to save fragile post-COVID-19 Nigerian economy

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SubscribeThe die is cast
By Sunny Ikhioya I HAVE just read through a policy document from the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, titled: “Turning the COVID-19 tragedy into an opportunity for a new Nigeria”. Written by the CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele, in a compellingly concise, simple and easy to read language, it touched on almost every part of our lives […]
Entrepreneurial vocation in service of God and humanity: Birthday Tribute to Sir Tony Ezenna
Living the sacred vocation of business as a service forms part of the ramifications of God’s trusteeship of creation to man. Stewardship of creation flowers in entrepreneurship.
On the politics of service delivery
NIGERIA NOTES (New Series) By Ladipo Adamolekun “The most reliable method yet invented to ensure that governments provide people with social and economic necessities is called politics” – The Economist (London), March 24th 2007. The salience of the politics of service delivery is aptly put in the above assertion. And I would argue that the […]
Rivers State: Misinterpreting of exclusivity
By Anietie Okon THE brouhaha between the Federal Government and the very upbeat and alert Governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, is uncalled for as the primary objective of government is the security of lives and property. This translates to protection from threats and potential threats to the lives of citizens in the concerned state. It […]
How are the mighty fallen by Fani-Kayode
By Femi Fani-Kayode Insults mean nothing to me. They only fuel my resolve and strengthen my determination. They are like water off a duck’s back and neither can they deter me from speaking my mind on any pressing or burning issue no matter how unpopular my position may be. Those that do not have the […]
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