Nigeria’s next aviation safety leap: a national system the world can trust
Akwa Ibom: Why Umana Umana may lose the rerun election
Fela: The noise of advancing ideas
Who is the next Ooni of Ile-Ife?
Of Senate confirmation and tenure of public officers
Endorsements for Obiano
Killing Imo softly
Nnamdi Kanu and The Cry For Biafra
Nigeria’s quest for nuclear power
Issues as Oshiomhole plots to “Finish well”
Power sector and locally-manufactured meters
Six lessons we have learnt by Reuben Abati
Adopting Innoson as Nigeria’s auto brand
Buhari’s cabinet of saints and sinners
Imperative of strengthening Buhari-NASS relationship
Buhari’s 100 days in office
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A COUNTRY that cannot guarantee regular electricity supply to its citizens will remain grounded in the production and manufacturing sectors. What this means is that there will be stunted development. In a report by Premium Times online edition of October 8, 2015, Vice President Yemi Osinbajo addressing members of the manufacturing association of Nigeria (MAN) admonished them to brace up for electricity tariff increases.
Majek Fashek @ Felabration: Dragging the legend back to rehab
So, we have all been happy for Nigerian Reggae legend, Majek Fashek after returning from many weeks of rehabilitation following his battle with drugs and alcohol addictions.
Nigeria’s disunity and the albatross of national integration
“I look forward to the day, not in the distant future, when Ijaw would be President of our Republic and a Berom his running mate or vice versa. Hence, in our politics of today or tomorrow, there would be neither north nor south, neither Igbo, Yoruba nor Hausa”. – Chief Obafemi Awolowo (House Debates: 1963) THE […]
Is this secession threat, a crack on the wall?
AN Igbo proverb says “If you know what will bring dispute don’t do it”. This implies that when a person or group of persons, decide to do things that will bring dispute, it is either that they have assessed their victim as a weakling, or they simply think that they can cause trouble, and get away with it.
Woes of SAs to the President
My friendship with Dr. Chuba Wilberforce Okadigbo (1941-2003),the Oyi of Oyi began in 1977 when I covered the proceedings of the constituent assembly. The friendship cemented fully when I covered the Presidential campaign between 1978 and 1979. So when President Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari(90) appointed Dr. Okadigbo as a Special Adviser in December 1979, I made several attempts, as a friend, to visit him in his office in the then Dodan Barracks in Lagos which was then the seat of the Presidency.
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