How Namadi is betting on agriculture to rebuild Jigawa’s economy
By Ola Adedayo N20bn farm credit, 12,000 solar pumps, 400 tractors and a $110m industrial pipeline headline Jigawa’s agricultural transformation drive Jigawa State is pursuing an ambitious agricultural transformation agenda designed to move farming beyond subsistence production and reposition it as a foundation for wealth creation, industrial development and rural prosperity. At the centre of […]
Wike is afraid of Wike
By Okanga Agila “Let your consciousness, savoir faire and understanding liberate you from all the clutches of delusions, dopiness, greed, arrogance, sufferings and hopelessness. Let you reclaim your brilliance, be able to interact with the core of your being, connect, integrate and merge with your higher self and feel the bliss, acceptance of what is […]
The anti-corruption generation ?
The World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Partnership Against Corruption Initiative (PACI) is holding its Bi-Annual Community Meeting in Switzerland between the 21-22nd of May. The above topic will be discussed by WEF’s Global Shapers who will be sharing their perspectives of the young generation on anti-corruption. I would like to look at this topic, albeit, from a Sub-Saharan African perspective.
Four things Prof. Yemi Osinbajo means to Nigeria
Not many people know what Prof. Yemi Osinbajo really means to Nigerians and how he has impacted the lives of people and the nation.
The milestones of Malam Adamu Adamu and unfinished business in education
What is the mandate of a Nigerian Minister of Education? It is essential to superintend educational provisions and be the chief harnesser of the power of education for national development. In a federal system, he sits atop the apparatus for national policy formulation and standards setting.
Buratai : Building a reputable Army of hope
UNARGUABLY, the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen. Tukur Yusufu Buratai is one of Nigeria’s finest breed of soldier.
