Who will control Nigeria’s new energy economy?
How did Ejiro happen to journalism: A response to “How did Sheriff happen to Delta?”
There was a Dora: A tribute
President Buhari’s Dissonance Problem!
We can’t be free until they’re free
Re: Dalung earns Buhari low marks in sports
Coming to terms with Niger Delta Avengers
Clark: Social crusader @ 89
Mohammed Ali: The last of the Camelot giants
Beyond the din, 8th Senate defines its focus
Corruption in aviation: The hand of politicians
Addressing discrimination in Nollywood
Nigerians and illegal biotech products
Enugu’s conversation on rural development
Enugu’s conversation on rural development
Ambode: Let the Light shine on Ajah-Badore axis
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SubscribePDP and the North
THE People’s Democratic Party, PDP, is making frantic efforts to reposition itself, rebrand its image and recapture its lost fortunes and supporters, but the party is facing serious power wrangling.
Ekweremadu on youth investment
IN an environment such as our, one wonders how youths can come across platforms or avenues for investments or start-up businesses. Fortunately, there are fora such as summits, seminars, conferences, etc that come in handy where youth can get useful ideas in the area of their specific need.
Obasanjo’s inappropriate criticism of Justice Idris
Former president Olusegun Obasanjo recently launched a stinging attack on the authority of the Federal High Court and the competence of Justice Mohammed Baba Idris after the judge ruled that details on the spending of recovered stolen public funds under Obasanjo’s government between May 1999 and May 2007 should be widely published including on a dedicated website.
Buhari, Fayose, Wike, Travel Bans and other Expensive Jokes
When news broke out late last week that President Muhammadu Buhari had allegedly placed travel bans on two governors of the opposition party, PDP, in the persons of governors Ayodele Fayose of Ekiti State and Nyesom Wike of Rivers State, an already unsettled nation became even more distressed.
Real issues in the Niger Delta crisis
WHICH ever way you look at it, the root cause of the whole Niger Delta crisis is injustice. The truth will always come to light. The conspiracies of the old colonial masters, in tandem with the different international oil companies,IOCs, Shell, Mobil, Chevron, Total, Agip, etc and the activities of our dictatorial and uncaring federal government caused this situation we found ourselves, in not heeding to appeals for the basic rights of the minority oil producing nations,they have caused the manifestations of violent rebellions from the people. Isaac Boro started it in the ’60s and Ken Saro wiwa amplified it in the ’90s.
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