Bridging Nigeria’s housing gap through mortgage financing
Ondo Ogun Festival: The biggest street carnival in Africa
Tank farms in residential areas: Disasters waiting to happen
Infrastructure deficit: How taxation can help
Of nepotism, impunity, mediocrity and 2019
Ensuring Maritime security
Akwa-Ibom: From smart city to smart-state
The prophetic mission of the priest/pastor in a nation under siege
Blue economy: The wealth Nigeria must tap
Petrolex: Adebutu’s audacity in Nigeria’s troubled streams
Obasanjo’s Delusional Messianic Complex
Is Nigeria ready for cattle colonies?
Open Letter to PDP
Achieving effective management of time and tasks
Youth, technocrat should be Delta governor in 2019

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SubscribeNeed for urgent intervention in improving electricity supply in Nigerian Universities
Access to uninterrupted power supply in Federal Universities and University Teaching hospitals in Nigeria is a major challenge and barrier to effective research, student learning and institutional operations. On the 15th of June last year at a meeting in Abuja, the hope of Nigerian Universities was raised when the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) unveiled the […]
Imperative of peace for productivity and prosperity
WE are gathered here to honour our fallen soldiers, the wounded and infirm and to put into national consciousness their families and dependants who lost their loved ones to the defence of our fatherland.
That peace may reign in Rivers’ Orashi region
Benue State killings that have generated so much justifiable outrage would be viewed as child’s play compared to what happened in the Orashi region
As the political silly season kicks off
Again, we are in the political silly season. Not that it just kicked off. No, Nigeria is a country in a permanent state of politicking. In reality, there is never time for governance. The end of one election circle jumpstarts another and the actions of incumbents are informed not by the desire to deliver on good governance but the need to win the next election.
To avoid regrets, let’s consider Hon. Chinedu Obidigwe – APGA Chieftain
Merit not parochial sentiments will determine the direction Anambra east and west Federal constituency electorates will go in the forth coming February 2019 general election. Those hoping to use sentiments to brain wash and deceive voters should perish their ideological idiocies.
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