Organisations that use project management to monitor and control processes and schedules can more effectively complete their projects on time and on budget

The Delta State government must begin to show the people that they are working for them and they will reciprocate in kind

The term ‘August Visitor’ is usually used to describe the visit of a highly dignified or important person or an unexpected visitor with unusual importance and influence. And such is the only way to term the last month’s visit of the delegation of United States Congressmen to Nigeria

Having watched with keen interest and reflected upon the journey so far of the APC led Federal Government and the sufferings of millions of Nigerians,  I am constrained in conscience to pen down this piece at a time when our politics is too focused on who is up and who is down. I am of the view that the founding fathers of our country learned to disagree without being disagreeable – they demonstrated that it’s possible to compromise so long as you know those principles that can never be compromised; and that so long as you are willing to listen to each other you can get the best in people instead of the worst.

I BELIEVE it’s vital that we deconstruct the whole debate on restructuring in order to get our bearings across the wild spectrum of cacophonous bedlam. Restructuring itself has become a rather emotive term in our contemporary public discourse.

WHILE the controversy rages over the autonomy of local government councils in Nigeria, the Kwali Area Council of Nigeria’s Capital Abuja is not leaving any stone unturned in delivering democracy dividends to the residents of the area.

To paraphrase a former U.S. secretary of state, Britain has lost a community but not yet found a friend. That the island is adrift became ever clearer last week as British officials made little progress in their third round of talks over the best way to exit the European Union.

It a national cause, hence, no single individual or corporate organisation is taking the sole credit for the initiative

FROM whichever perspectives the matter is approached and whoever handles the historical cum developmental narratives, the story of Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, Oron, Akwa Ibom State, is that of enduring vision, generational successes and greater prospects in the face of mounting challenges and condonable deficiencies. There is therefore a fair measure of sense of accomplishment and contentment, struggle and resilience, disappointment and expectations in the evolution of this premier maritime training institution in Nigeria.

When the Enugu Appeal Court nullified the election of Dr Chris Ngige as governor of Anambra State in 2006 and brought in the government of APGA led by Mr Peter Obi, it took him two years to plan and another two years to lay the basic foundation for the development of the state. Peter Obi took time to plan, analyze and lay the foundation and started the execution.