Hello Tony and the decline of public etiquette
Okuama: When Political Blame Ignores the Constitution, Fuels Blackmail
Manufacturing: Understanding the importance of Oil and Gas Free Zones
ASUU strike: Issues in contention
Flood: Assessment team hails NEMA DG, Maihaja over swift intervention
2019: Mirroring Nigeria in Buhari’s lens
Urhoghide vs Obahiagbon : A choice between serious performance and comical performance
Executive ding-dong over budget passage
Still on security for 2019 General elections
Afenifere’s faux pas and the death of ideology
Benue: Laying an agenda for quick recovery
When an already armed IMN wants more arms
Kachikwu: Giant strides in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry
Re-emergence of Olushosun dumpsite
Apostle (Dr.) Hayford Alile: A spark of genius and character
USIP prediction on 2019 and Shehu Sani’s reactions
IMN threat and the state’s monopoly of violence

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Biafra, Buhari and King Darius of Persia
King Darius I (522 – 486 BC) was the fourth in line and the greatest of the kings of the ancient Persia, today’s Iran. During his reign, the empire covered the entire middle East, modern Turkey and parts of Balkans, India and Asia. His ambitious plan to overrun and annex the city states of Greece however met the waterloo at the battle of Marathon where the highly spirited Athenians inflicted a debilitating defeat on the Persians in B.C 490.
Godfatherism and financing in politics
As Nigerians as a people are ostensibly determined to nurture their nascent democratic terrain, it’s expected of them to keenly and extensively look inwards toward discovering the encumbrances surrounding the said process with a candid view to holistically addressing them.
Making public office count
SELFLESS and value-added service, loyalty to set goals, integrity, honour, virtue and consistuency, are some of the core values that are prime determinants of the quintessential politically-correct behaviours that are expected of political public office holders.
Don’t believe the hype, not even Tinubu has control of Alimosho – Oby Ezekwesili
The most recurring question that have come up since I decided to contest the position of the president of Nigeria has been the issue of structure. I hear it all the time everywhere I go, from family, from friends, on the internet and offline, in hushed whispers and in the
worried voices of people who express their fears to me personally.
For a more efficient, productive Civil service
THE Accountant General of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Uwem Andrew- Essien, recently disclosed that the state government had paid pension and gratuity arrears spanning 10 years for the state’s civil servants. According to him, the arrears have been cleared till 2015, thus leaving outstanding payment to be that of civil servants who retired in 2016 alone. The payment he explained is being done in batches because of the huge sums involved.

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