NFF: Why Nigeria must follow the rules, not sentiments
For Jim Nwobodo, it’s about a good name
Why spend N750m for lawmakers overseas trip
Edo 2015: APC and the prospects of continuity
On Paris massacre, Biafran agitation and the Nigerian nation
Nigeria can still break up
Are Nigerians politicising mass killings ?
Dickson as the real change Bayelsa needs
Nigeria and the carnage in Paris
JONATHAN AT 58: Portrait of an African statesman
I cried against terrorism, only in foreign lands
Fashola must learn from Bola Ige
Adeosun, Nigerians and the economy
PDP and the Bourbon Spirit
NLC to FG: Lingering petrol scarcity unacceptable
Suu Kyi and the Burmese “Spring”
My Investigation Police officer and I

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NAFDAC’s strides in agric export trade
IN its bid to accord Nigeria a prideful place in the international non-oil export trade, the National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, has unfolded series of agricultural exports redemption packages in an attempt to shore up the nation’s reputation in global non-oil export markets.
The Supreme Court and Mob Hysteria
A clearly orchestrated tirade against the Supreme Court of Nigeria in respect of its acceptance of an undertaking by the counsel to the Respondent in the Saraki Appeal has come to my attention following two days of consistent bashing of the Court for daring to do the unthinkable by scuttling the politically motivated stampede to remove Bukola Saraki from his position as Senate President through a wholly unconstitutional trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal.
Dogara’s committees of national unity
SINCE the advent of the APC government at the centre, the issue of national spread in appointments has been a source of concern to many Nigerians, who feel that government appointments have tilted in favour of a section of the country. It was against such background that the announcement of the composition of various committees in the National Assembly was awaited with bated breath.
Still on the Taraba Tribunal judgement
THE recent judgement of the Elections Petitions Tribunal in Abuja declared APC’s Aisha Jummai Alhassan as the duly elected governor of Taraba state and ordered the sitting Governor, PDP’s Architect Darius Ishaku, to vacate office on the grounds that he did not emerge the candidate of the PDP in a properly-conducted primary election.
Innoson as model for job creation
WITH the recent announcement by President Muhammadu Buhari that Nigeria is broke, the need for us as a nation to begin to look inwards in terms of resuscitating the economy and creating jobs for our teeming youths has become more critical. Frankly, the dwindling resources accruing to Nigeria, and indeed other oil producing economies such […]

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