MOUAU crisis: Prof Iwe and the verdict of history
By KALU OKORONKWO University administration in Nigeria has over the years produced so many great academic leaders and transformers. From Professor Eni Njoku, the first Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, to Professor Kenneth Onwuka Dike, the first indigenous Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, to Professor Ango Abdullahi, the youngest Vice-Chancellor of any Nigerian university […]
Kwali potentials and Shazin’s invest drive
AS chairman of Kwali area council Federal Capital Territory, Honourable Joseph Shazin is firing on all fronts in terms of showcasing the numerous potentials of Kwali area council and by extension Abuja to all parts of the world. This was made manifest during his recent official trip to South Africa.
What is your take on rising cases of couples killing themselves
There are many reasons couples are killing themselves. The reasons are lack of understanding, impatience, lack of self-control, lack of trust, and some wives are not contented.
As DISCOs throw in the towel
KEEN observers and genuine opposition to privatisation of the Power sector must be giggling at the recent turn of events as core investors of Electricity Distribution Companies are beginning to throw in the towel, after five years of privatisation characterised by ineptitude and abysmal performance.
Nigeria: Between re-federalisation and disintegration (2)
Only the Northern and Western Regions maintained Native Authority Police. The Eastern and Midwestern Regions never did
Sahara Group: Providing safe spaces for youth empowerment
There’s just something about the word space. Everyone craves it. Young people guard and sometimes, deify it. Individuals, businesses and nations would give anything to safeguard it.
