World Energy Council: Why Nigeria’s membership matters
By Gabriel Tanimu Aduda Nigeria’s return to the World Energy Council, WEC, is as significant as the formal announcement of the constitution of a new National Member Committee and Governing Board. At a time when the country is struggling to translate its enormous energy resources into reliable electricity, industrial growth, affordable energy and sustainable development, rejoining […]
Open letter to Acting President: Signing the necessary executive orders (2)
The third reason he gave was that you are not sure signing such order would go well with your principal
Delta state’s wasting opportunities
There are too many illegal collection groups in Delta state and it is not making things easy for business and development generally
The Salt of the Earth (1)
THE theme of this summit, “Arise O Lord”, is very timely. The ancient prophets of Israel often invoked the power of God at crucial turning-points in their long and tumultuous history.
Articulating benefits of Pension planning in Lagos State
WHILE committed to a knowledge-based transformation of the civil service, the Ministry of Establishments, training and Pensions, under the overall guidance of the His Excellency, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, is also overly committed to staff welfare in terms of in-service and post-service welfare. Thus, matters relating to pension administration and management have always been at the top of the list for the administration.
Acting president Osinbajo’s last order on terrorism
If I had a chance in my youthful days, I would have enlisted into one arm of the Nigerian Armed Forces. But I was frustrated, as several attempts I made for admission into the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA) Kaduna were met with a brick wall. After the third failed attempt, I resigned to fate and gave up pursuing a career in the military.
