Nigeria’s PPP Moment: From abandoned projects to assets that work
For decades, public-private partnerships in Nigeria have carried the weight of a familiar national frustration: grand announcements, elaborate ceremonies, signed agreements, and then, too often, little else.
I want to go to Libya
Migrants, mainly of Edo origin are been exploited by smugglers when they make a required stop in the North Africa nation
Anambra election: Truly free and fair?
MY perception about the future of this country took a drastic turnaround after watching and listening to the former governor of Anambra State, Mr. Peter Obi on Channels Television appearances in October of 2016 and May of 2017. Those intelligence-parked speeches based on very practical analysis, particularly as it concerns cutting costs of governance, permeated into the marrows of every Nigerian adult. Obi told us very clearly that all our travails as a nation were and are still being created by us – Nigerians.
Rochas Okorocha’s ministry for happiness and the animal farm called Nigeria – Reno
Rochas Okorocha, a man who has spent more money on statues than he has on living human beings has now appointed his biological sister as “Commissioner for Happiness and Couples’ Fulfillment”. What sin did Imo people commit to deserve this embarrassment as their Governor?
Bolaji Abdullahi’s APC should point their leprous fingers at themselves – Reno
The All Progressive Congress recently released a statement mocking the Peoples Democratic Party and its leaders like former President Goodluck Jonathan, claiming that “A leopard cannot change its spot”.
Understanding Buratai’s altruistic leadership
At the inception of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration, it was that he is a soldier’s soldier who came to tackle the difficult and daunting task of winning the war against terrorism.
