From Urban Renewal To War Against Drugs; Kano is changing
What do Airtel, Fidelity bank and Lekki Gardens have in common?
The state of the country
Abia and the Puerility of falsehood as weapon of opposition politics
Makinde and the burden of good governance
Buratai and Nigerian Army’s Super Camp Strategy
Ihedioha’s Rebuild Imo Agenda: An insider’s view
Sanwo-Olu and the Greater Lagos Vision
Cleric with a difference
Igbinedion: The Lion of Okada @ 85
Violence against women: Rethinking the strategy
Odigie-Oyegun and APC
Muhammadu Buhari: A legacy on marble
Do we embrace China or align with the west?
Anohu-Amazu: The Eagle Lands at Africa Development Bank
Life and Times of Mugabe
As South Africa kills African unity
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SubscribeProjecting a new national development agenda
AT the recent presidential retreat for his cabinet members, President Muhammadu Buhari defined the ethos that would undergird the workings of the team, stressing complementarity and synergy among his ministers to realise the core goal of national development. The President’s message was succinctly communicated and I believe, rightly decoded by his audience. The cabinet would operate to serve the interest of an undivided executive under his headship as both head of state and head of government, in line with the theory and praxis of our presidential system of government.
Let’s talk about ‘fake news’
IN the middle of the second World War in 1941, the Johannesburg Star published an editorial which accused Hendrik Verwoerd of “falsifying war news in Germany’s favour”. Verwoerd was the editor of Die Transvaler, the mouthpiece of the Broederbond.
As Nigerians become endangered specie at home and overseas, what next?
At the last count about a week ago, at least 1,460 Nigerians have lost their lives to herdsmen/bandits machetes and bullets in 7 months within the shores of our country. That’s according to media reports credited to the permanent secretary, Special Services in the office of the secretary to the government of the federation., Amina Shamaki.
What is it with the Nigerian Government and Reneging on Contracts?
Contracts: A trend of declining trust has been underway in Nigeria for many years as copious evidence attests, and with the laxity herein, nobody seems to see that, when trust sinks beneath a certain point, many people may come to view the entire spectacle of politics and public life as a sham.
Has General Buratai kept the promise?
By Okanga Agila A lot has been said about the exploits of the Nigerian Army under Tukur Buratai in the fight against terrorism in Nigeria. While some have questioned its operational effectiveness, some have also praised it to high heavens. In my opinion, those that have had reasons to question the operational efficiency of the […]
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