The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
TWENTY-FIVE years after the planes struck America, the most frightening part of 9/11 may not be what the terrorists achieved, but what they originally intended to achieve - and what intelligence agencies have since learned to prevent.
The leaders Nigeria needs, by Pastors Ighodalo, Odukoya
For the country to make progress, Nigerians must elect credible leaders to public office.
Re: Questions on FG spending on feeding Pupils
So far, a total of 2,918,842 school children in the 14 pilot states have been fed so far under the Federal Government’s National Home Grown School Feeding Programme.
Ambode: A Quiet but virtuoso performance
In his 27 years as a civil servant in Lagos State, Akinwunmi Ambode was a quiet, solid achiever of immense gifts and remarkable ethos. With a bachelor’s and master’s in accounting, he was focused early enough to start his working career from the modest position of Assistant Treasurer, Badagry Local Government in 1988.
Oyo 2019: Akintola has the wherewithal to sustain Ajimobi’s legacy
In six years, Governor Ajibola Ahimobi has changed the face of governance in Oyo State. The footprints are obvious in all the nooks & crannies of the state.
Why Ekiti tops NECO results
Once can be a mistake but two or more cannot be happenstance. This is the way I received the positive news of Ekiti coming tops of NECO results again in 2017.
What Nigeria can learn from P-Square about restructuring – Reno
Last week on this column, I had written about my experience in the beautiful island of The Seychelles and how Nigerian music, especially P-Square’s music, had conquered that island nation and enthralled her youth.
Nigeria at 57: Time to assimilate
The building of a nation
Is with lore and assets
The duo not in anyway
In lack in Nigeria
Why would I not stand with Ayodele Fayose – Fani-Kayode
I stood with Governor Ayodele Fayose because, unlike most, he has immense courage.
Now comes the ghetto
ACCORDING to a features item on NTA Int’l recently, the Federal Government is constructing a set of high rise apartments for our returning diasporans in various zones of the country. A good policy an observer would conclude, but one that is most likely to end up with an unexpected result – the creation of ghettoes. It is a development though many Nigerians have long unwittingly awaited.
Beyond Obiano’s Inaugural speech
IT is customary for writers and commentators to analyze the inaugural speeches of their political leaders as soon as they are delivered. The ritual over, only a few care to monitor governance to determine their conformity to what have been promised in these “wonderful speeches.” This has become a common feature in Nigeria, where the speeches of many leaders are more of platitudes than objective reality.
