Rivers payroll cleanup: Where are the people behind the ghost workers?
Shade Omoniyi: How a governor’s right choice changed Kwara’s revenue story
CCT vs Saraki: Why Supreme Court ruling shouldn’t stand, by Femi Falana
Ambode, Lagos and The Economist
The Carnage in Paris and the great paradox, by Fani-Kayode
Re: Oceans of Blood and the Words of Inuwa Wada
Super ministers and other stories, by Reuben Abati
EFCC, Afromedia and Citizen Gobir
Welcome our ‘change’ ministers
Financing development under Buhari: The role of Pan-African DFIs
In defence of Garba Shehu
What’s happening to the Centre of Excellence?
Conservation and sustainability of Nigerian museums
Wars: Countdown to the Apocalypse?
Birth of Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal
The grass to grace story of the Ojo lawmaker
CCT: Orubebe and matters arising
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SubscribeIkpeazu and the opposition challenge
The All Progressive Grand Alliance, APGA, governorship candidate in Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti, and his co-travellers could go to any length to achieve their ambition. But the more they try to hoodwink the people, the more their underbelly is exposed.
Oceans of blood and the words of Inua Wada
Nothing empowers the spirit more than the truth. Nothing warms the soul more than the truth. Nothing dispels the darkness more than the truth.
WS: A sojourner among liars
Professor Wole Soyinka was quoted saying his latest book is the “nastiest” that he has written so far. InterInventions: Between Defective Memory and the Public Lie- A Personal Odyssey in The Republic of Liars (Ibadan: Bookcraft, 2015, 136pp) is quite close to being just that.
Random musing on Buhari’s maiden Council of State
THE front page of Vanguard of Thursday, the 22nd October 2015, carried a picture of the members who attended the maiden Council of State meeting held in Abuja, five months after President Muhammadu Buhari, PMB, was sworn in as our President.
FRCN: Interrogating the objectivity of a regulator
WITH a seeming arrogant posture, the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria, FRCN, on October 26 posted on its website the outcome of its investigation of Stanbic IBTC for alleged infractions claimed by minority shareholders of the company, fronting as the Trusted Shareholders Association of Nigeria, TSAN and bankrolled by the Mahtani brothers of the Churchgate Group.
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