Ide, you were a legend among men, the reason I once likened you to Heracles, Nestor, and Odysseus in one being, given your bravery, wits, intellect, and strength. Although innately gentle, you never hesitated to adorn the toga of a hot-headed ‘rebel’ in pursuit of common good. No wonder the  Ikoro (giant wooden gong)  has been sounding in a frenzy of unending and unbridled adulations since you passed on, for the  Ikoro  hails a man in proportion to his heroics.

More than a week after President Olusegun Obasanjo released his state of the nation commentary and devastating assessment of the Buhari administration, it has remained the main subject in the public arena in Nigeria.

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.

The Handshake Across the Niger event which held in Enugu on January 11, 2018, has come and gone, but the outcome has no doubt kept reverberating all across the country.

On the hot afternoon of January 24, 2018, the billows of smoke that emanated from a fire outbreak at Ijegun, Lagos, was a rude reminder that if immediate action is not taken, Nigeria could face a more devastating consequence of siting tank-farms in residential areas.

The state needs to spend about N44 trillion yearly to meet the infrastructure requirement of its population in the next decade

AFTER so much ballyhoo about President Muhammadu Buhari’s proclivity at pampering his ethnic stock over and above the other ethnic nationalities, he finally attempted to defend himself against the charge of ethnic bias. His defence was contained in a homily at a dinner he hosted in honour of leaders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, at the Presidential Villa on Thursday, January 18.

NIGERIAN Maritime Sector accounts for over 80 per cent of our international trade through  transportation, fishing, oil and gas. But the irony is that 80 per cent of most criminal activities emanate from the maritime sector. It further means the drop in the crime rating of our country and the attendant  improvement of our economy is dependant on the security of the maritime corridors and territorial waters.

First, it is essential to state that Akwa Ibom was the first State in Nigeria to establish and enthrone a State Information (IT) Policy and created a Science and Technology Office at the Cabinet level – represented by a Commissioner. True to type, the State has also become the first to appoint a full-fledged ICT professional as SSG.

Few can dispute the fact that President Olusegun Obasanjo, the Ebora Owu, was one of those that brought President Muhammadu Buhari to power in 2015.