The Bar Before the Bar, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Fuel subsidy: Why reason must prevail
…Because we are involved in Edo
The Oshiomhole phenomenon (2)
Homosexuals or less than Homo sapiens!
ABSU rape: The mourning after
The triump of Kashim Shettima
The Oshiomhole phenomenon
Empowering Nigerian Women: Insight, Ideas and Strategy Part 1
Talking Insurance: A leadership skill in today’s business world (3)
Let’s tame the power sector monster
Sound public procurement: Way out of fiscal indiscipline
Anenih, as we see him
The danger in a redundant vice president
Anenih, as we see him
Birthday unusual for the Chief Servant at 56
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Subscribe2012: Osunbor remains Edo PDP beacon of hope
As the race for the Edo Peoples’ Democratic Party, PDP governorship candidate draws close only one man seems to have the track records to unseat the lion occupying Denis Osadebey Government House.
Disqualification of Sylva is illegal and unconstitutional
PDP has purportedly disqualified Governor Timipre Sylva from participating in a purported Governorship Primaries to nominate its Governorship Candidate for the February, 2012 Bayelsa State Governorship Election.
Zoning and Akwa Ibom governorship 2011
For politicians in Akwa Ibom State, the 2015 gubernatorial election may be over three years away but the concern of who will take over from Governor Godswill Akpabio has attracted some interest in recent political discourses.
Fuel subsidy: Don’t burn down this house
THE Labour of our heroes past shall never be in vain”. The ongoing exchanges (not yet a debate) about removal of subsidy in petrol can be likened to a dialogue of the deaf and the dumb. The two opposing sides are so intransigently pitched and do not understand themselves.
Voter’s card revolution
I HAVE been into activism since 1985 having served the late Dr. Beko Ransome-Kuti, the younger brother of the great revolutionary musician, the late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti as a printer/activist from 1985 till he died in 2006; we, together with other patriotic Nigerians, fought the military that ruled our country for 29 years without our consent, to vacate power for democratic governance to emerge.
High cost of governance and national development (2)
SO Sanusi, and his co-travelers would do better and rather alert the never do well and indolent governors on the urgent need for them to draw near their people to reduce their pain and anguish for the well being of the country.
High cost of governance and national development
I was stirred to comment on the above issue by the recent statement credited to the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Mallam Sanusi Lamido Sanusi , in one of the national newspapers, where he reeled out reasons why Nigeria may remain underdeveloped.
ZIK: The footprint of a legend
EVERY 16th of November is a golden opportunity to reflect on essentials of leadership as Africa remembers one of her heroes, Rt. Hon. Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe, a foremost pan- Africanist. The Zik of Africa as popularly known was born in Zungeru, in today’s Niger State in 1904. Young Zik travelled to the United States in 1925 in quest for education.
At 20, how has Anambra fared?
I READ an article entitled “At 20: Anambra Still Crawls” by one Mr. Emmanuel Obe. The said article x-rayed Anambra State since creation, and noted that many things are still wrong with the State.
As we celebrate three years of leadership
TODAY marks another major era in the life of Edo State as the Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN-led administration clocks three years with remarkable achievements to show for the mandate given by the electorate to a party that has the common good of all at heart.
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