DEPENDING on what side of the prism one looks at it, history could be an interesting and rewarding phenomenon. What one does today could be what he would get in return in future. It could also be that what one does to/for another man today will be exactly what that other man will do to/for him at a later date.

President Muhammadu Buhari’s government record on the rule of law is chilling. Since assuming power on May 29, 2015, Mr Buhari has showed a stunning disregard for the rule of law and human rights, ignoring Nigerian judges on at least 40 occasions. And he seems to be getting away with it.

As I got into the process of writing my recent book Billions At Play, The future of African Energy and doing deal, the story of Qatar intrigued me. Its success is contagious and African LNG producers can learn from this country. Qatar learned that it possessed truly huge reserves of natural gas in 1971, when […]

By Azibaola Robert Dear Brother, Goodluck Jonathan, on your 60th birthday, I wrote you an open letter titled, TO MY BROTHER, A MAN OF COURAGE, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!. Two years have gone by since then and today you are 62 years. Happy birthday, brother again! As I was a witness to your Presidency story, I have promised […]

By IKECHUKWU AGADA THE current intelligentsias in Nigeria have calibrated the most fragile sloppy political law for all heavyweight champions whose eyes are fixed on the 2023 goal post. The law is unwritten and it’s a mind game. With the economy taken, security gone, the mass media have become the battlefield, given the knowledge that […]