Two Weeks’ Infrastructure Triumph: How Fubara’s projects silence naysayers
INEC and the road to 2027
The A, B, Cs of Edo Appeal court judgement
Revisiting the TSA’s gains…
Bukola Saraki: Between CCT and EFCC
To those who threaten to jail Biafrans
Why PDP must not die
Caging the Ijaw Egbesu
Encumbered leadership of a disoriented nation
Borno, Boko Haram and politics
Re: Squandering governors rolling out the drums

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Government’s intervention in the Power sector
Power had remained a pounding Nigerian headache for decades, its inadequacy ensuring chronic economic underperformance nationwide, not to mention the distress it caused most of the citizens. You couldn’t fix Nigeria without fixing power.
Osotimehin, the Baba and their Bob
Osot’ lived for humanity and the manifestations are conspicuous
We the citizens can take our country back
It takes a people who know exactly what they want to turn around the fortunes of their country
Appeal court ruling on Edo 2016 guber election: Matters arising
Applicants were not obligated to serve both the judges and the Secretary but they did
Prof. Ben Obumselu and I, a tribute
Prof. Obumselu served in the Jim Nwobodo government in the old Anambra State, lectured a while, but soon returned to politics in the build up to Nigeria’s short-lived Third Republic
Tackling kidnapping
The police have once more demonstrated that given the right equipment, manpower and motivation, criminals especially kidnappers can be kept at bay
Lifeline for refugees
Statistics from the United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) shows that 42,500 people are forcibly displaced daily worldwide
Etisalat’s turbulent weekend, hopeful of a resolution
Etisalat’s good position is that despite the discussions with the bankers, which have been ongoing for a while, the company has not dropped in terms of its quality and staff
Kindness and Zaria Mimano foundation
Guided by the words of George Soros, Chairman and CEO, Soros Fund Management; “It is much easier to put existing resources to better use than to develop resources where they do not exist,” as well as those of Albert Einstein; “Logic will get you from point A to B; imagination will take you everywhere,” business tycoon and philanthropist, Zaria Muthoni Aba Mimano, has proved unstoppable.
Buhari caused current division in Nigeria with 5% vs 97% speech – Reno
I am more than 100% confident that the current division in Nigeria was ignited by that infamous 5% versus 97% speech that Muhammadu Buhari gave in Washington on June 23, 2015. It is quite unfortunate that this administration began on such a premise.

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