Getting performance contract practices Right in Africa as reform imperative
Who owns the road to Yelewata? by Stephanie Shaakaa
Accountability and the demons in Aso Villa
Halloween and Africa’s mad rush to conform – Reno
Azikel Refinery to commence operations in 2018
Sapele urban council: Odebala’s rescue mission
Nigeria’s Power Privatisation and Dangote’s strange counsel
Who will defend the Justices?
Bishop Kukah’s visit to Fani-Kayode, Obanikoro, Abati, and EFCC’s gaffes
Culture of story telling and Julius Pondi
Update on Buhari’s Change government- Reno
Aregbesola’s strategy of managing inherited Osun debt
Buhari’s comment and the Nigerian inferiority complex
The Lagos Assembly example
Buhari’s raving engines, govs snoring slumber in states
Obaseki: Continuity train in motion
Abdulsalami: Rising profile of a retired general

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Tackling corruption together’
Towards fighting corruption which has been described as a cancer that eats through basic foundations and fabrics of a nation like Nigeria and other countries suffering same fate, the UK Government, in making good its nation’s commitments has among others, proposed a Criminal Finance Bill suggesting; ‘Hundreds of British properties suspected of belonging to corrupt politicians, tax evaders and criminals could be seized by enforcement agencies under tough new laws designed to tackle London’s reputation as a haven for dirty money.
Why the North appears to dominate Nigeria- Reno
To understand why there seems to be a Northern domination of the Nigerian polity (as against Hausa or Fulani domination which is a myth), one has to read and understand the principle of unity found in Genesis 11:6 which reads:
The Buhari Legacy Project by Reuben Abati
President Muhammadu Buhari’s strategists, if they are at work at all, are chasing ants and ignoring the elephant in the room. They do him great disservice.
Osun develops prototype for solving gender inequality, girl child empowerment
From a global perspective, the girl child is considered vulnerable to several societal ills. This perception is more pronounced in developing countries, where the belief is that there is the need for effective policies to safeguard the girl child from violence, limited access to education, neglect, abuse, gender disparities and other negative trends.
Osita Izunaso: A heart for the less privileged
THIS weekend, former senator representing one of Nigeria’s most significant senatorial zones, Orlu Imo State Chief Osita Izunaso will be celebrating his 50th birthday. More importantly, the occasion will be used to mark the eleventh year anniversary of Kpakpando Foundation, a non-governmental organization he founded eleven years ago to render assistance to the less privileged in our society.

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