Ogun Bleeds: 1377 projects, ₦783bn in 3 years, where are these projects?
Boko Haram: Obasanjo and the Odi recipe
Ribadu’s report: A mountain out of a mole hill
Treating public reports with condescension(2)
Mimiko’s Victory: Lessons for sham progressives
Searching for a solution to a mass killer
Anambra 2014: A case for Anambra North senatorial zone
Treating public reports with condescension
Ubah’s many battles
The glorious exit of an Urhobo Monarch, Agbon Kingdom
Of honour and award: The dilemma of a reformer
The Ribadu Report and Oronsaye: Matters arising
Healthcare: Anenih’s hand to the geriatric
Much ado about Customs Bill
Ribadu’s report: An oily slip?
The Ribadu/Oronsaye tango
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SubscribeBefore we accept Boko Haram’s offer
THE ripple in the polity is heightening by the day as a result of the latest parley offer by the dreaded Boko Haram Islamic group.
Will the 2013 budget lift education out of decadence?(2)
THE ripple in the polity is heightening by the day as a result of the latest parley offer by the dreaded Boko Haram Islamic group.
Will the 2013 budget lift education out of decadence?
ON October 10, 2012, President Goodluck Jonathan presented the 2013 budget proposal to a joint session of the National Assembly. A total sum of N426.53 billion was proposed as allocation to the education sector.
Why Orji is icon of democracy
THE carved wooden idol of Amadioha in my late grandfather’s bedroom was an attempt to conjure the image and presence of the almighty God. My grandfather and his generation captured and appreciated the overwhelming power of God from the imaginary power of the wooden totem
Jonathan and the Ribadu report
It is so unfortunate that there has been so much ignorant carping and malicious tittle-tattling about the report of the Petroleum Revenue Task Force chaired by Malam Nuhu Ribadu, both failings arising from a deliberate attempt to individualize what was actually group work, a mischievous attempt to politicize one report out of three, and to smuggle into an emergent grand web of conspiracy, elements of blackmail, mischief and outright opportunism.
APGA saga: Matters arising
CRSIS, if one must reiterate, remains inescapable and inevitable in any human socio-political activity; it’s somewhat a natural phenomenon with some dickers of functionality attached to it.
On the nation’s perennial fuel scarcity
IT is saddening and a paradox that a nation that is richly endowed with abundant human as well as natural resources, such as crude oil, could be in dire need of what is supposed to be a blessing.
Nigeria entertainment industry in perspective
IT is only a die-hard cynic that will discredit the role our entertainment industry has played and is still playing in the country.
Between Abia, an ex-governor and wisdom
SINCE the return of democracy in the country in 1999, most of the elected governors in the South-South and South East zones succeeded in securing a second term themselves in office, except Dr. Chinwoke Mbadinuju of Anambra State who was denied by his party and Chief Dipreye Alamaesiagha of Bayelsa State who was removed from office before the end of his second term in office over corruption charges.
Is this country under a curse?
THE JTF has taken the bull of sectarian violence in the North East of Nigeria by the horns. We pray daily for them, for Gods favour. May their zeal never wane.
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