Famadewa, Ribadu and the 90-day security plan: Unpacking Onanuga’s release
Another health sector first in Abia State
Death penalty and the human rights community
Bond Fee: Between Nigeria and UK
Tribute to Sen. Pius Ewherido
The First Lady in Rivers
NGF Election: Democracy, morality and loyalty question
NGF, Amaechi, Jang; many unanswered questions
The Igbo political dilemma
Challenged, Diezani holds course
Abia and hired internet jobbers
Iriji Mbaise: Celebrating a dying tradition
Impunity in Nigeria 2010 and 2011: A sad commentary
Obi’s presumptuous search for successor
The need to reverse decline in S-West PDP

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Combating fake drugs with technology
Counterfeiting and faking of drugs and food substances have assumed a global industry status, so also are the worries and concerns over the development. Particularly for Nigeria, the challenge has been the impetus needed to frontally and aggressively confront the menace. To the National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, Nigeria’s health boosting agency, falls that responsibility. The efforts of the Dr. Paul B. Orhii-led agency, especially its deployment of cutting edge technologies to fight and win the anti-counterfeit drugs war, have gained global recognition
The looming demographic time-bomb
There are certain demographics that give a clear indication of a country’s development profile and some insights into its economic future. Literacy rate, access to health and potable water, state of infrastructure, housing, functional public utilities, transparency in governance and efficient service delivery by government agencies etc.
New standards for Igbo leaders
IT is leadership that defines a nation. Essentially, it builds or destroys a nation. General Charles de Gaulle relevantly stated that “nothing great can be done without great (leaders)”.
Ndi-Anambra, lest we forget
IN 2002, when Mr. Peter Obi threw his towel into the political arena of Anambra State, many wondered what prompted the gentle and soft-spoken young man to dare the political jungle of the state.
And they burnt down an empire
BRITAIN has expressed regret for the abuse of Kenyans by colonial forces during the 1950s Mau Mau insurgency and announced compensation for 5,228 survivors, but stopped short of apologising.
True story of Eke Megbu Oha–Afor Uzoagba road
I WANT to take this opportunity to respond to an article published in the Tuesday May 28, 2013 edition of the Vanguard Newspaper, captioned “Group Writes Okorocha on Ekemmegbu Oha – Afor Uzoagba Road.”
Structural Transformation in Nigeria and Africa
In the 35 years leading to 2005, crude oil exploration, production and export provided the only talking point on Nigeria in international business of scale. Over this period, the Nigerian economic outlook was impacted mainly by global politics and market events. The ripples generated in Nigeria, positive or negative, were too weak to travel far and wide enough to impact the country outlook in the estimation of the international community and systems that controlled global markets, except when the ripples were ultra-negative. We were susceptible to external shocks transmitted through the conduit of international oil market.
Ehindero:Paying the price for leadership?
The negative impact of corruption on the socio-economic development of any country is not in doubt.Corruption is a monster that renders everything in its path prostrate.
Another look at Abuja’s new transport policy
Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Senator Bala Mohammed may have redefined every aspect of the city’s development but the chaotic transport system in the nation’s capital was a major deficit. That was before Monday June 3, 2013 when the Minister who fancies the city getting into the World’s top 20 in the near future, unveiled a new transport policy for the FCT.
National sin, Godly sorrow and true repentance
SIN, simply put is an offence against God, or a religious divine authority, or against a moral law. The remedy for sin is to confess it and ask for forgiveness. The Bible declares that sin separates humans from God, and the direct result is unanswered prayers.

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