The Amupitan you do not know
Managing crisis communication in the digital age
Dan-Ali’s counter-narrative – Adesina
Making the post insurgency war a new focus
Assessing Haruna‘s Change Mantra In NASENI
Revisiting ‘Nazi death camps’ in Poland
Lagos and customer centricity
Senator Dino Melaiye, acknowledging the man, understanding his impact
Odumakin blatant ranting against a focused VP
Time to call out Odumakin
Obasanjo’s letter, “Third Force” and the Conspiracy against Nigerians
How Shagari picked Ekwueme as VP (1)
Buratai: Ending terrorism in grand style
Between Obasanjo’s Third Force and Third Fault
Religious extremism and global genocide (2)
Contemporary Issues in Africa
NIA: Between competence and politics
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As Agabi put it, the case is actually a simple one. It is a case of multiple and conflicting results. Beyond this lacuna, three issues canvassed by the Defendants are that one, the court has no jurisdiction.
Deltans, Okowa and the APC
It seemed the APC mostly prepared for failure in the recently held Delta State local government elections, but relying on their usual propaganda, they took positions on social media to discredit the process, to save face.
Showmax: Africa’s Answer to Video on Demand
Today, tight schedules have made it almost impossible for families to come together to enjoy TV programmes. In other to resolve this challenge, TV pundits decided to innovate by infusing the internet into television. This innovation gave birth to online TV such as Netflix, Showmax, Iroko, OntapTV, VU, and Vidi among others.
Okowa: Transforming Delta with road projects
Immediately after the inauguration of Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa as the governor on May 29th, 2015, he made it quite clear to all that he was in a hurry to transform the Delta State peculiar terrain.
The Bala-Usman magic at the NPA
Since the appointment of Ms Hadeza Bala-Usman as the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, there have been radical changes as the agency is beginning to experience a port order in terms of work ethics.
Ekwueme was a son of Lagos
Dr. Alex Ifeanyichukwu Ekwueme was a man of destiny who exemplified the best of Nigeria. A child of humble beginnings in Oko, Anambra State, through the dint of hard work, love of country and his innate sense of dignity and decorum, Alex Ekwueme became a consummate statesman and visionary.
Ekwueme: The hypocrisy of the Nigerian politician
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THE TIDE MUST RISE AGAIN
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Edo PDP: Of Rogues who lacked purpose, insight while in power
In development, there are clear-cut, unbending principles. These often drive the manner in which policies are formed, change is pursued and new habits and behaviours are espoused and championed to engender growth in societies. When such principles are lacking or disregarded, development is often haphazard, doom-fated.
I am satisfied with Buhari – Duro Onabule
It was always predictable that, given his notoriety on that score, it was a matter of time for former President Olusegun Obasanjo to resume his pastime of undermining his military and civilian successors, by making President Muhammadu Buhari his latest victim.
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