It’s now master vs prodigy as Ballon d’Or race is blown open, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Nigeria and NADECO’s absurd mouthing
Prof. Sagay has exposed APC for who they really are – Reno
Malami, Magu and the blues of anti-corruption war
Managing hate speeches
‘…this is an Igbo wedding, we do not want a Yoruba band here’
Campaign Manual: Between Obaze and Obiano
Letter to Nnamdi Kanu
Ambode revives Awo’s legacy of public finance
Aregbesola’s performance and armchair critics
Obiano: The logic of continuity
Anambra: ‘Why youths are behind Nwoye’
Infrastructure and Africa’s development: The PPP imperative
Delta APC and the 2019 election
Lagos: Digital and electronic administration of pensions
IPOB and Fulani herdsmen: One nation, double standards
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SubscribeVAIDS: The Tax Game Changer
A seismic change began in the country’s tax system on 29 June, when an Executive Order signed by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo (then Acting President) gave life to the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS).
Somebody tell Lai Mohammed that Nollywood, not oil is our biggest export – Reno
Nollywood and Nigerian movie stars are so popular here that it would not be a stretch for them to transfer their credibility to Nigerian conglomerates like Dangote, UBA, Glo and Medview Ailines, to mention a few.
How Ndi-Igbo can move on with Zik’s doctrine of indivisibility of Nigeria
“Nnamdi Azikiwe was not only the most powerful, and most emblematic figure of Nigerian nationalism, but that Nigeria’s failure stems largely from its promotion of the alternative politics of his political opponents, over Zik’s nationalist ideology.” Obi Nwakanma.
IPOB: The ants, Hyenas and purveyors of falsehood
Since the invasion of Igbo geographical entity in South East Nigeria, which has elicited widespread condemnation of the federal government and its military, a lot of government officials including the military have embarked on fire brigade public relations stunts meant to douse the tension they created among Nigerians and the international community with that ill-advised invasion.
The “terrorists” of IPOB by Fani-Kayode
Given the unfolding events in our country I believe that this is the time for deep introspection and sobre reflection.
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