Mambilla: APC’s claims long on propaganda, short on evidence – Paul Ibe
By Paul Ibe The APC Presidential Campaign Council wants Nigerians to believe that the Mambilla arbitration delivered a corruption verdict against Atiku Abubakar. It did not. The tribunal examined a $500,000 transfer made on 30 January 2003 by Sunrise promoter Leno Adesanya, through China Castle Investments Limited, to the US bank account of Jennifer Douglas, […]
When your diet works against you
MOST times we are compelled to take a close look at what we consume only when we are ill or when the body begins to show strange symptoms. Sometimes, we adhere strictly to taking some special kinds of foods when we are medically advised to do so. However, we may be doing our bodies a huge disservice if we fail to monitor what we take in as food on regular basis. Our daily diet can either be medicine or toxin to our bodies; it all depends on the composition of that food we take.
NDDC and a welcome intervention by the Senate
THE Nigerian Senate last week concluded the screening and confirmation of the presidential nominees to the Board of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC. The highlight of the exercise was the advice by the Senate urging members of the new Board to assume duties immediately.
Re: Nigeria’s diaspora contribution to sustainable national economy in vague environment
By Dr. Lukman A. Olorogun A keynote delivered by his eminent Professor Chukwuma Soludo, which was published by Punch on 7/11/2019, is music to our ears for Nigerians in the Diaspora and reminds us about the next step to be taken in fulfilling our aspirations, which is our major objective for living abroad. Respected Professor, […]
Demonizing Oil and Gas companies is not a constructive way forward on energy transition — NJ Ayuk
“Africa will push for “the Right to Drill” African nations must and will take advantage of their hydrocarbon resources for economic development. Environmental sustainability is a part of it, not an impediment. Johannesburg, 14 November 2019: In an article written for the Guardian newspaper this week, Nobel Peace Prize Winner Archbishop Desmond Tutu of South […]
Reward for gallantry, Gen. Buratai’s leading example
By Robert Audu “For them to perceive the advantage of defeating the enemy, they must also have their rewards.” – Sun Tzu A great leader motivates and inspires his followers. He continuously craves for excellence and erects favorable templates or incentives to compel and induce hard work. Rewards are the oyster of performance in any […]
