The price of tomorrow: What Singapore can and cannot teach Nigeria
Buhari: Time to rally round the President
Biafra: Pharaoh, let my people go!
Edo: A tribunal’s curious definition of over-voting
University as domain of Sadducees and Philistines
‘I was a victim of Edo land grabbers’
Battle rages over Obaseki’s EPZ
Maximizing Ogun’s potential as industrial hub
Stem cell therapy ‘magic’ for stroke, eye ailments
A United Nations Trophy for Okowa
Lagos: Hard life covered with pride

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Suspension of SGF: Matters arising
THE suspension of the Secretary to the Federal Government, SGF, Babachir Lawal followed a concerted and sustained campaign of calumny against him by a section of the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and their cohorts. His detractors, who felt that he had stepped on the wrong toes, have cashed in on the ill conceived report of the Senate Ad hoc Committee to call for his removal from office, even though the matter had been laid to rest following an investigation by the presidency.
Strangled for refusing hubby sex
A man returned to his house at 1 a.m., insisted on having sex with his wife that had spent the whole day at the farm while he caroused about the town. The woman complained she was tired and begged for more time to rest, so as to be better ready to fulfil her filial duty.
Lagos: Emerging global best practices in governance
IT was the popular author and human resources executive, Albert Low, who said: “Instead of suppressing conflicts, specific channels should be created to make these conflicts explicit, and specific methods should be set up by which the conflict is resolved.”
South Africans don’t want Nigerians, so what?
SO, the South Africans do not want Nigerians in their country! The Warri man will say “such is life”. Sonny Okosun of blessed memory will turn in his grave.
DTHA bye-election: Delta APC not known for rigging
Well, the fact remains that APC is the harbinger of a new and peaceful order of things
Tribute to Sen. Isiaka Adeleke, By Gov. Rauf Aregbesola
ERIN WO, AJANAKU SUN BI OKE, A TITAN IS GONE TRIBUTE TO SENATOR ISIAKA ADELEKE (JANUARY 1955 – APRIL 23, 2017) I received with deep shock but submission to the will of Allah (SWT) the news of the death of Senator Isiaka Adetunji Adeleke early this morning. He was 62 years. Senator Adeleke was the […]
Do we have a tomorrow?
AT a recent technology and innovation Expo in
Abuja, the Minister of Science and Technology, Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu, staged a grand entrance in a wooden car named Amara, coupled together by a certain Ahmed Aliyu.
Federal Republic of herdsmen
EVENTS relating to the activities of herdsmen across the length and breadth of the country have stretched my patriotic fibre to its limits and kike Shakespeare’s Hamlet, I wonder if I am still a Nigerian and still live in the Federal Republic of Nigeriaor a republic of Herdsmen.
Making Business Work!!!
On the 21st of February 2016, the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC), chaired by His Excellency the Vice President, Professor YemiOsinbajo, SAN took a significant step towards making it easier for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) to do business in Nigeria. PEBEC approved a 60-Day National Action Plan on the Ease of Doing Business with clear deliverables and timelines forthe Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) responsible for implementing each line item in the Plan.

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