To Waziri Atiku Abubakar: A final word for a diminishing star (Part 1)
A Facetious flee to Justice
Brexit: A new post-imperialist role
No vuvuzela for the president!
When Tinubu, Oshiomhole visited Esogban @ 90
The battle for the NDDC top job
The UN and male eco-system
Sanwo-Olu and the greater Lagos vision
Buhari’s victory, Atiku’s woes
A victory for them, a victory for us
Nigeria: Shameful roads,shameful governance
IMO: How far, so far
‘Weaponising’ budget and national planning
Senator Douye Diri shows his love for sports and youth development
Adams Oshiomhole and the Spirit of Excellence
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Ned Nwoko’s 10 commandment on foreign loans
By Zik Zulu Okafor The subject matter was actually economy. And finance. But Ned Nwoko is neither an economist nor a finance expert. And he did not pretend to be one. “I am simply and squarely a lawyer,” he said. This candid confession set the stage for the intellective billionaire’s treatise on foreign loans. Setting […]
Is Buhari still the messiah?
By Bunmi Oteniya The 2019 general elections have come and gone and, as they say, the rest is history after President Muhammadu Buhari was sworn in for a second term of four years on May 29th, 2019. It has been close to 100 days since the commencement of the second term administration of President Muhammadu […]
Blundered past, xenophobia and diplomatic crossroads
THE Nigeria – South Africa Relations has displayed two contrasting faces over the last three decades or so. Nigeria’s flamboyant and frenetic African relations consistently reflect a strong sense of cooperation, solidarity and intoxicating big brother role; in contrast, South Africa speaks about Nigeria with unrealistic political ambiguities and diplomatic insensibility.
The current face-off or stand-off over xenophobic attacks on Nigerian citizens and other African nationals has raised tensions in Nigeria-South Africa Relations at citizens – to – citizens engagement.
Has N1 trn MTN fine worsened South Africa’s xenophobia?
UNTIL Nigerians learn to face truth and learn to live with it, we will continue to delude ourselves and subsequently get stuck in the habit of making poor judgements based on faulty analyses of situations.
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