Shade Omoniyi: How a governor’s right choice changed Kwara’s revenue story
Gastech 2026: Nigeria’s gas future in the new equation of energy security, capital and prosperity
Yes, Uduaghan has got this right
What you did not know about Osun Osogbo
Derivation, the future of Nigeria
Why Ogoja State should be created now
The Constitution as a scapegoat
Abia Govt and its policies and programmes
No more roads to Turkestan
Bakassi Peninsula: ‘Why ceding of Bakassi Peninsula must be revisited’
Achieving food security agenda in Nigeria
Nigeria and Indonesia: A Socio-Economic Analysis (2)
Nigeria and Indonesia: A Socio-Economic Analysis
The Christian name
Derivation and the future of Nigeria
Between N5,000 note and improved standard of living
Between Aig-Imoukhuede report and finance minister

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The Uniabuja Crisis: Is the end near?
Observing the decadence and crises that have bedevilled the University of Abuja recently, the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie said: “We are going to clean Abuja it is the flag ship of this nation. When people fly into Abuja and they want to go to the University, I am always shy to take them there, it will happen in another two years we will get to that place, that is the issue of Abuja.”
Providing motorable road for Nigerians is my commitment
At my inaugural meeting with key stake holders on assumption of office at the Federal Ministry of Works in July, 2011, I pointed out that the Transformation Agenda of the President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s Administration requires us at the Federal Ministry of Works to change those embedded organizational culture that have continued to hinder the efficient delivery of services to our fellow country men and women, by creating a new vision for the ministry.
Arise O’ Compatriots
That was the mantra of the 2012 London Olympic Games. Volumes and many inches of print have criticised and also extolled what in many people’s judgement was a well organised and superbly executed world festival called London 2012. Analysis and comments will continue for the foreseeable future.
Anambra and the Nigerian Dream
Does Nigeria give you hope? The incurable optimists in our midst particularly those of “the unity of this country is not negotiable” tribe, are wont to say an unqualified yes. Many sobered Nigerians would say that all is not well with Nigeria. And that would qualify as an outstanding understatement. One could as well say that AIDS is a harmful disease; that the Mafia is not opposed to violence; or that Hitler did not treat the Jews nicely.
Town hall meeting: Rehearsing this song of hope
THE idea of a Town Hall Meeting has lived with us, especially in our continent. It is never a matter of choice but a necessity as issues get resolved through communal thinking and action. It is due to its established benefits over time that our parents deemed it necessary to attend calls for such meeting and other demands.
Re: Beyond Lagos’ Traffic Law
The BRT scheme was borne out of the need to reduce the overwhelming mobility problems that commuters were facing on Mile12 – CMS corridor.
Ikot Akpan Udo crisis: Where the Eneyo peace committee failed
ON May 24, 2012, the Akwa Ibom State Deputy Governor, Obong Nsima Ekere, constituted an Adhoc Peace and Reconciliation Committee to broker peace between Ikot Akpan Udo in Ikot Abasi Local Government Area and Amazaba villages in Eastern Obolo Local Government Area of the state.
Need for respect for traditional institutions
OVER the years, human society has transformed both in civilization, information and physical development. To that extent, it has become incumbent on the people to evolve a system of government and administration that could tap the various opportunities offered by the transformation of the society to enhance growth, peace and progress.
Unnecessary criticisms of President Jonathan
Over the last eight months, I have watched with keen interest how opposition political parties and some notable Nigerians have criticised President Goodluck Jonathan and his administration.
Wrong message from Kebbi State
AS an indigene of Kebbi State, I feel thoroughly embarrassed by the current needless and ridiculous controversy over the nomination of retired Brigadier-General Bitrus Boka Ushe for a ministerial appointment by President Goodluck Jonathan.

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