The Three Musketeers and the Lone Ranger: Two great African families
Culpability in the Dana air crash
Priming our idling regulatory agencies
The rebirth of Edo State and its malevolent baptism
Ondo State: Now a beehive of economic activities
Re: Anambra: The limits of propaganda
The tragedy of governance in Edo(2)
The tragedy of governance in Edo
Edo: Death, a ‘godfather’ and intrigue
The ‘illegal refineries’
Other ways of immortalising our heroes
Harris Broadcasting up for sale
Edo politics: The truths and the deceptions
Edo guber: Youths take stand
Abia and Amuta’s diminutive intellect
Transformation: Role of core reformers
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SubscribeFuel Subsidy: The way forward
On January 1, Nigerians woke up to find that petrol price had been increased to 140 naira from the 65 naira per litre, the reason being that government was paying N91 subsidy for every litre of fuel sold at the filling stations across the country and it was no longer economically sustainable to continue to do so.
Some topical national issues
THE almighty attitude of some governments in this country is amazing. It appears they feel that governments have absolute and unquestionable powers over those they govern. And their decision or pronouncements must always be final.
An open letter to Governor Obi on local govt elections, … and APGA
YOUR Excellency, I wish to use this medium to write to you because no body or media would suffice to properly contextualize the issues which you and your contemporaries have raised recently in the national media, issues to which I would want to comment upon and advise you.
Of El-Rufai’s misplaced aggression
ON the back page of THISDAY Newspapers of Friday June 8, 2012, Nasir El-Rufai in a piece entitled “Anambra’s Budget of Misplaced Priorities” displayed what was in fact a misplaced aggression against Anambra State – her Governor, Mr. Peter Obi and her people.
Jonathan and the UNILAG name change
I read President Goodluck Jonathan’s speech on Democracy Day in the Vanguard Newspaper Online and I felt so disappointed. Without regret, I found its contents the least lucid of all such speeches from the nation’s first citizens since the first republic to date, and including the speeches by all military heads of state.
Between Okunbo’s existential accomplishments and hubris
PERHAPS, if he had caved in to pressure piled on him by many stakeholders in Edo politics to throw his hat in the ring for the governorship seat, multi-billionaire businessman-cum- politician, Captain Idahosa Wells Okunbo, would have by now been traversing the nooks and crannies of the state, mounting the soap box to articulate his promises to the people. Such is the theatrics that have been going on in Edo State in the name of electioneering.
Abia: How easy we forget
ABIA State is a case study.’ The statement came from no lesser authority than the number one crime buster of Nigeria , Alhaji M D Abubakar- the Acting Inspector General of Nigeria Police during his recent visit to Abia as he was received at the hallowed Executive Chamber, Government House Umuahia.
Why power must shift to South East after Jonathan
A FAIR and equitable Nigeria governed by truth and justice calls for presidential power shift to South East Region after the completion of Goodluck Jonathan’s term either in 2015 or 2019 as the case may be.
Opon Imo: Osun’s ‘tablet of knowledge
DR. Vannavar Bush was the man who developed the early technology of what has come down to our age as the computer. But he didn’t see long enough to capture the far-range reach of his work. He didn’t even see up to 20 years of the limitless possibilities of the device he had created.
Celebrating Nnimmo Bassey @ 54
I was born into a world where evil deed is, and has become cheapy, and good deed, like the feces of a snake, rare to come by.
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