What’s left for Tinubu: A legacy to sustain, a name to behold
resident Bola Ahmed Tinubu has already forced Nigeria to confront a set of structural realities that successive administrations preferred to manage, postpone or obscure
Reginald Ihejiahi at 60: Tribute to a ‘human being’
MOST people know Reginald Ihejiahi, immediate past Managing Director of Fidelity Bank, as a very brilliant banker. They talk about his academic exploits at ABU Zaria, where he studied accounting and London School of Economics, where he obtained his M.Sc. in Finance and went on to become a fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified […]
Who Will Save Our Children From Us?
Sadly, in the space of one week, there were three reported cases of building collapses in Nigeria – ItaFaaji (Wednesday 13 March, 2019); another three-storey building in Ibadan, Oyo State (15 March, 2019) and an incident of Demolition-cum-collapse on Egerton Street, Lagos (18 March 2019). In essence, Lagos alone experienced two cases of building collapse in one week.
Lagos building collapse: The untold story
It was sunset at noon. The clouds became dark. They are feeling some glacial pang of pains like the stab of a dagger of ice frozen from a poisoned well.
In numbers: The giant strides of Yahaya Bello in Kogi State
By Kingsley Fanwa Kogi people around the world had always dreamt of having a Governor who will launch the state on the national and international stages; a unifier who will collapse the walls of division; a patriotic leader who places service above elections; in Alh Yahaya Bello, their prayers were answered. Why Kogi People Are […]
As Buhari opens new vista for unity
By John Uche Madu Three sentimental and reverting factors have always and obstinately defined the character of Presidential elections in Nigeria. The search for a President by Nigerians in every political dispensation usually throws up mawkish issues like tribe, religion and sectionalism. Nigeria has been saddled with bad leaders in the past because of the […]
