Protectionism: Key to saving Nigeria’s retail stores and trade
Governor Oborevwori and the triangular tide
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
PDP and the North
Ekweremadu on youth investment
Obasanjo’s inappropriate criticism of Justice Idris
Real issues in the Niger Delta crisis
President Buhari’s Federal Excuses Council
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SubscribeTomorrow is dying
NORTHERN elders and the elite class have been quite vocal in the last couple of years, giving a louder voice to national issues, particularly that which affects their region. However, the sad reality is that they have focused on issues that massage the ego of the elite class and deepen the pockets of a selected few turning a blind eye on the more threatening issues eating up the region.
Enugu, truly in God’s hands
JUDGING from the impressive achievements of Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi’s administration despite the present harsh economic situation in the country, the people of the state, friends and well-wishers have every reason to agree that “Enugu State is in the hands of God”.
Buhari,APC and Nigeria’s future
A FEW events that happened in quick succession decided the headline for this article. Let me start with my personal experience. l was in the United States of America from November 2015 last year till February this year. All through my stay l could not withdraw as little as US$100 from my account, which was well funded in Nigeria before l travelled out, despite the assurance the bank gave to me that l could withdraw “not more than US$300 per day”. Reason for this catastrophe, as given by my bank officials, with genuine apology though, was that President Muhammadu Buhari, PMB, of the All Progressive Congress, APC, is in the saddle in Nigeria.
Who is Afraid of Femi Fani-Kayode?
By Jude Ndukwe The current travails of Femi Fani-Kayode in the hands of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, had long been expected. In fact, with developments leading to his arrest, Fani-Kayode thinks the EFCC came too late. This is because owing to the current administration’s aversion to criticism even of the slightest and […]
Ambode one year after: Security, job opportunities, improved infrastructure
Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, the governor of Lagos State has, since his inauguration some 12 months ago, moved with the winds of a hurricane to begin a new phase of growth and development of the state such that his achievements in this brief period of one year out of his four-year constitutional tenure appear like he has been there for a longer time.
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