Bridging Nigeria’s housing gap through mortgage financing
Ondo Ogun Festival: The biggest street carnival in Africa
Economics and business of cattle
I will be British Prime Minister, says Prof. Alexia Thomas
Cosmetic governance
Dan Orbih, PDP and their many failures in Edo
Imo 2019: Eye on the Third Force
2019: Why Urhobos should not support Okowa
Soyinka and Nigeria’s dinner with the devil
The herdsmen are not Fulani: They are from the moon
President Buhari deserves commendation for listening – Reno
N13.5m: Senators and the monthly running-costs
Buhari and Tinubu as metaphoric Science students

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President Buhari’s ghostly welcome to Benue – Reno
President Muhammadu Buhari has a typical modus operandi whenever he visits Northern states governed by an All Progressive Congress Governor. He shows his insecurity by causing to be published in various media pictures of what his media team have termed ‘mammoth crowds’ that turn out to receive him.
The U.S, China, Africa: Issues in Sec. Tillerson’s visit
Africa is open to partnership with any country or region in the world that shows respect to her
Why my fellow Urhobos should support Governor Okowa for 2019
As Urhobos, being the politically savvy people we have always been, are and will continue to be, we should have realised by now, how best to tactically play our political game in the state, keeping strict focus on result oriented approaches to securing our political welfare as the full-fledged Deltans that we are.
Lalong and the face of leadership on the Plateau
President Muhammedu Buhari is a leader famed for measured steps and decisions. He is not even a trip freak. For nearly three years, the President has paid official visit to really very few states in the federation. He has demonstrated that he has no business wasting his time in states without impact of leadership.
Using African Gas for Africa First
Recent major discoveries in Cameroon, Gabon, Mauritania,the Congo and Senegal, added to the major reserves held by Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, Angola, Tanzania and Mozambique have made it even more evident that it is not a resource to be ignored.

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