Two Weeks’ Infrastructure Triumph: How Fubara’s projects silence naysayers
INEC and the road to 2027
Femi Fani Kayode’s gaffe on Lagos deportation
And Enugu goes International
Road sector revolution that saves lives, checks insecurity
Blame not ethnicity for Nigeria’s failures
Deconstructing the Abia assault dogs
Emerging Nigeria: Between America and China
Worrisome events that prefigure 2015
The Al-majiri problem
Towards an Igbo governor of Lagos State
2015: It’s Jonathan with his works
Nigeria not yet a united nation – state
Ngige, towering at 61
Before Femi-Fani Kayode dies of Igbophobia
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SubscribeFani-Kayode: A bigot in search of redemption
One lesson I learnt over the years is to ignore rabble rousers no matter the degree of their provocation. The recurrent decimal that defines political failures is their unalloyed penchant at deploying religion and ethnicity in craving for a seat on the political gravy train. The irony is the success rate of this tactics notwithstanding the damage it does to the polity and national cohesion. Are politicians really ready to learn or is the number the most important factor no matter the character of coalescing individuals?
Jonathan, South East and 2011 election promises
WE in the Enugu Peoples Assembly, EPA, are at a loss as to why nothing seems to be happening politically and infrastructurally in the South-East geo-political zone, despite the calibre of Ndigbo in President Goodluck Jonathan’s government.
Enter the All Progressives Congress, APC
The Action Congress, alias Tinubu’s baby; Congress for Progressive Change, Buhari’s alter ego, and the All Nigerian Peoples Party, chaired by Dr. Ogbonnaya Onu and the little half of APGA under Owelle Rochas Okorocha, Governor of Imo State.
Enugu Int’l Airport: Legislative masterstroke and gains of synergy
History beacons on August 24, 2013 as the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu is set to receive the first international flight to the Coal City. Ethiopian Airlines issued a July 26, 2013 statement, indicating its readiness to be the first international carrier to fly to the Airport.
Enugu 2015: Senators’ fears
POLITICS, as they say, is a game of intrigues. It is also a game reputed for throwing up superstars who readily distinguish themselves in the service of man and humanity.
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