Nigeria’s youth and the race for Africa’s energy future
By Dayo Oyinlola For Nigeria’s young people, the question is no longer whether the world of work is changing. It is whether they will have the skills, exposure, and opportunities to participate meaningfully in what comes next. Across industries, technology is reshaping how businesses operate, while the energy sector continues to evolve, creating new roles, […]
‘How can you talk about Biafra at 50 without Biafrans like Nnamdi Kanu’
I believe that it is not only the height of naivety but also deeply insulting to say that the way to stop the Biafran agitation is to offer the Igbo cake.
Six wasted years: Weep not for Jonathan
Jonathan admitted that he had done very little for the Niger Delta
Herdsmen: Removal of the head spirits
Soon Nigeria will be a nation of terrorists if nothing desperate is done to stem the brewing ugly, dangerous and wicked marriage of Boko haram and Fulani terrorists
Manchester attack weighing on British elections
It is not unlikely that Labour’s attractive promises which include extra spending on the National Health Service, higher social spending and abolition of tuition fees, may be buried in the fears and concerns that follow the Manchester attack
Disturbing coup rumours from the Nigerian military
We wouldn’t have attached any attention to it if the news of a purported coup – planning from a section of Nigerian soldiers was not credited to the Chief of Army Staff (COAS) Lt Lieutenant Genera T.Y. Buratai himself. And to underscore the seriousness of the matter, the British Ambassador to Nigeria also corroborated the news – item. If the disturbing news was credited to other sources, we would have waved it aside as one of the wild – rumours.
