Two Weeks’ Infrastructure Triumph: How Fubara’s projects silence naysayers
INEC and the road to 2027
Empowering women: The Jonathan approach
WEF Nigeria and the Davos outing
Sanusi: Whistleblower or hypocrite?
Give service, get support
Crisis in Ukraine, Referendum in Crimea
Katsina: When a governor became traditional ruler
Jonathan and the burden of national unity
2014 National Confab, the new opportunity
Saraki: Kawu Modibbo’s fantasy
Is Ndokwa the best place for Delta 2015 governorship?
Re: An elitist sermon
Boko Haram, Tompolo and JP Clark
The Albani’s case and the doubting Thomases
Amalgamation: The bright side of 1914

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How to search for jobs using Google
Finding a job can be difficult. While looking through newspapers and asking’ highly placed family members for referrals did the ‘magic’ easily in the past, it is has become harder today with more people competing to land the jobs available.
NNPC Account: Let’s start afresh
ONE of the major challenges facing us as a nation is the lack of authentic history. Just like in a war situation, it is the one that emerges victorious that tells the story, everyone tells his story from his own perspective. Our allocation of resources have been so skewed in favour of the centre, that historical records are being distorted, to give ethnic groups advantage. No ethnic group or region is left out, everyone wants to take control of the centre to confer economic advantage to self and ethnic interest. That is why the national conference must tackle the issue of regional and states autonomy very seriously. So there will be no need to falsify history and records to secure undue advantage at the federal level
Innoson and Nigeria’s industrial revolution
BEFORE our very eyes, history is being made with the emerging industrial revolution in the country. While some pessimists are still looking in the future for Nigeria’s version of industrial revolution, most discerning and visionary minds know that with the first made-in-Nigeria vehicles by Innoson Group already on our roads, the stage is set for the expected sudden leap in industrial activities.
Okotie and other viable options
LET’S think hypothetically for just a minute. What should we expect if Rev. Chris Okotie of the FRESH Party, becomes President and Commander-in-Chief of the Federal Republic of Nigeria? The same old display of inept and un-creative governance, or a departure from the status quo to world class ideologies that shape the times, and brings international discussants to ‘study’ the new and emerging Nigerian governance model? Other options that have been mentioned, who fit into this hypothesis include Governors Adams Oshiomhole and Raji Fashola, Mallam El-Rufai and Nuhu Ribadu, etc.
Nigeria’s unity and 2019 Igbo presidency
THE Holy Bible gave us a principle which shall apply to all the prophecies about the break up of Nigeria come 2015.It is in a short story about the power game between Modecai, a Jewish gate man who happens also to be the uncle of the queen, and Haman, a political juggernaut in the Old Persian Kingdom, who hated Jews.

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