IN this era of Nigeria’s economic downtown following dwindling oil revenues, one area that has the potentials to sustain the economy is the automobile industry. Some years ago, a Nigerian company INNOSON ventured into this area that many thought was impossible, or only reserved for the ‘white people’. Indeed the gallant move by the first indigenous automobile manufacturer INNOSON has been described as revolutionary, as it re-focused the government’s attention to compel its ministries, departments and agencies to patronise mainly vehicles manufactured locally.

When will the vacancies be filled? When will the numerous cases in the Federal High Court that have not been attended to due to shortage of Judges receive attention?

“Those who strive to keep Nigeria one find themselves as enemies of a certain category of Nigerians. I don’t see those who hate to see Nigeria as one as a group but a clique that
exploits the country, a clique that mismanages the future, a clique that invests in disintegration, a clique that invests in misinformation and creating division among Nigerians, a clique that promotes hatred, a clique that distorts our
history, so that when Nigerians are divided and can no longer think together, they can make gains and continue to steal from Nigeria’s commonwealth. But the moment you realize what they are doing and resolve to fight them, they will stop at nothing to destroy
you. Any call to divide Nigeria is unacceptable”.

YOU cannot re-invent the wheel is a popular saying. The technology behind the invention of the wheel is constant and the same, admitting or needing no variation. The job is already done and all anyone need do is adopt it and proceed there from and not belabour one’s self trying other means and methods to get the same job done. What this means is that certain things are fundamental and foundational that they need not – in fact, cannot – be tampered with.

We cannot exacerbate the situation by watering down moral values in schools