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.
Kidnap and threats: Tools to incapacitate Abia opposition?
Abia is on the verge of experiencing another uncontrollable drift to anarchy
Ifeanyi Ubah: PDP Anambra, One Good Turn Deserves Another
We have tested the bad and sour taste of how a green-horn debilitates a state like ours. We are never going back to Egypt.
Lagos State public service and sucession planning integration
ROD DRURY, the Chief Executive Officer of Xero recently wrote an article in the Huffington Post recounting how the organisation recently dealt with a development that underlined the importance of succession planning. He started by writing that, “succession planning is critical to the ongoing health and longevity of a company.”
On Mr. President’s health and allied matters
The question now is: What is Lai Mohammed doing as it concerns the daily briefings he should be giving on the President’s health situation?
MOSES SIASIA: From having no hope to providing hopes
By CHARLES KUMOLU As a younger person, Moses Siasia knew quite early in life that the choice of becoming successful was solely his responsibility. Losing his father early challenged him the more to make something beyond the average out of life. Faced with the challenges inherent in surviving with just his mother as a benefactor […]
