Accelerating the pace of Nigeria’s economic development
Restoring trust, strengthening intelligence: The quiet transformation of Nigeria’s SSS under Adeola Ajayi
What CAN told Ugwuanyi in Enugu
Our position on Danjuma’s call – Benue tribal leaders
Life is a code
On duty of Police to provide security for all protesters
And now, the great rice revolution
Ekweremadu: Demonising a dog …
Musings over TY Danjuma’s statement
The Kokori I know, by Joseph Akinlaja
Reno Omokri’s serial mischef making
Ekiti 2018: Who is afraid of Fayemi?
Is he the same TY Danjuma of the North?
APC/PDP: Ogboru as nuclear option
Still on TY Danjuma’s call for self defence
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SubscribeIGP Idris, national security and the Nigeria media (2)
National security can also be seen as the protection and preservation of the territory, sovereignty and stability of a country from threats. It entails the freedom to pursue its core values and interest without let or hindrance.
Warri ‘carry’ last
The unfortunate thing is that while these cities enjoy at least some amount of electricity supply, Warri gets nothing, and the people sit watching, covering their sufferings with jokes
IGP Idris, National Security And The Nigeria Media (1)
The Police Force is the physical personification of a representative government, the closest manifestation of democracy to the people. It is not mind-boggling to describe the Police Force as the face of a government.
Afa Igbo Efuna: Ifeanyi Ubah, Perfect for the Red Chambers
Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah has always been known to be a refined CEO, Billionaire Businessman and International Entrepreneur of enviable repute who is characterized with empathy, humility and kindness. He is a transformational leader who is satisfied when his wards are satisfied, a leader who always gets the job done since true leaders are known to produce results.
‘…if Morocco joins ECOWAS, Nigeria will disintegrate’
I was in Morocco recently, about 20 years after I last visited Timbuktu, Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat and Laayoune. I was quite impressed to see how Morocco with its colour-coded cities remains very much an organized, efficient and a comparatively competitive country.
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