Faleye’s two-year reset: How NSITF is rebuilding workers’ safety net
A country without a past
Senate vote of no confidence on the IGP
Ikpeazu: Growing Abia economy through agriculture
Situating Nigeria’s agric potential
CBN and inflation management
Misapplication of strength and the Nigerian youth
Between Ambode and his PDP traducers
Senate, IGP and the rest of us
Obi, Gates and adding value to the Society
Techniques for stress management

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Between Naysayers and Bayelsa Public Service Reforms
Governor Seriake Dickson has left no one in doubt about his determination to clear the Augean stables and the filth of corruption in Bayelsa State public service.
“The African Broadcasting Industry should adopt a unified system for successful digital switch-over”
Giving the high cost of migration from analogue to digital broadcasting, and the need for its reduction in order to engender affordability of the set-top boxes, Khiran Keerodhur, CEO of Mauritius based Broadcasting Media Solutions, has called for a clear policy for countries in the region based on survey and network.
Buhari and Osinbajo are Like Codeine and Tramadol to Nigeria, Lets Ban Them Instead – Reno
I now understand why #BringBackOurGirls cofounder, Aisha Yesufu, said Vice President Yemi Osinbajo is the greatest disappointment in Buhari’s government of fake change. Come to think of it, President Buhari, whose school leaving certificate is in doubt, may be forgiven for his cluelessness. But can the same be said about Osinbajo, purportedly a PhD and Senior Advocate of Nigeria?
Why should you sue Mr. President to contest re-election?
In a democratic system, it is expected that words or attitude that suggest threat to individual’s political freedom of choice should by all means not be encouraged. The principle of democracy demands freedom of choice and equality for all citizens. This guarantees free political participation. People are not compelled or being threatened by others to participate in elective offices.
Who will save us from the Herdsmen?
Each day we hear reports of man inhumanity to man through sheer acts of wickedness. The most recent and very gruesome occurrence, is the callous manner in which some suspected Fulani herdsmen murdered two Catholic Priests and seventeen others who had come to worship their God early in the morning. They raided a Church, a sacred place of worship and killed the worshippers. On the internet, there is a trending video of herdsmen dressed in choir robe dancing and celebrating after one of such murderous attacks. Reports have it that over a thousand Nigerians have been murdered this year alone. Yet, we have leaders who seem helpless in bringing the situation under control. They keep on moving in circles while poor Nigerians are being hacked to death on daily basis. And when you cry out in protest they label you unpatriotic. This is unacceptable!

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