The Amupitan you do not know
Managing crisis communication in the digital age
Deadly feud between two federal agencies
Buhari and challenge of revitalising the economy
China has gone far ― which way Nigeria?
Dakuku Peterside breathes fresh air into NIMASA
The African Energy Chamber Debunks the Senegalese USD$10 Billion Scandal that Never Was
Proffering solutions to Ogoniland’s many-sided ordeal
On ministerial nominees
At last, Nigeria gets her Adam Smith
Edo APC: How intervention can work
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SubscribePoliticization of Funke Olakunri’s Killing
Mutual suspicion, distrust and mistrust that have attended relationships between the major ethnicities in the country again reared their ugly heads recently.
2021: Waiting for Soludo?
Yes, and this is my birthday wish and prayer for Prof. Chukwuma Soludo ashe adds another year today, Sunday, July 28, 2019. I belong to several Anambra and Ndigbo professional associations and wish to share some views and sentiments I gather from some of these groups. My apologies to Soludo if he feels embarrassed by this article.
Anambra 2021: Waiting for Soludo?
Yes, and this is my birthday wish and prayer for Prof. Chukwuma Soludo as he adds another year today, Sunday, July 28, 2019. I belong to several Anambra and Ndigbo professional associations and wish to share some views and sentiments I gather from some of these groups. why apologise to Soludo if he feels embarrassed by this article. At the ripe age of 59 and with so many skills, experience, wisdom and excellent health, millions of his supporters and admirers around the world pray for many more decades of service to humanity.
Discerning the real threat to our Democracy!
Twenty years of uninterrupted civilian rule is no mean feat taking into cognizance our country’s past history. It is therefore commendable that democracy or civilian rule is gradually taking hold and embedding itself in our polity.
Appraising Nigerian Army’s heroic posture, Buratai’s enigmatic leadership
By David Onmeje In the annals of the Nigerian Army, there has never been a time where the Nigerian Army had a Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, who upon appointment hit the ground running like a wounded lion. I recall when he was appointed and churned out his vision for the Nigerian Army, some […]
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