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Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)

Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)

This year is almost gone. By the time you read this article, there will be 51 days to the end of 2026 and the beginning of 2027. Among other things, a new year, just like a new day, offers new opportunities to achieve something new and make progress.
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Will Julius Ihonvbere run?

Will Julius Ihonvbere run?

I KNEW him in 2005 when I accompanied the then Etsako Central Council boss, Pascal Ugbome, on a visit to his Asokoro District, Abuja, residence. He was then President Olusegun Obasanjo’s Special Adviser on Project Monitoring and Evaluation.

The FG – Innoson Motors job creation partnership

The FG – Innoson Motors job creation partnership

GRADUATE and non-graduate youth unemployment has over the years become a cankerworm that continues to hamper government’s efforts at creating wealth and eliminating poverty in Nigeria.

APC/nPDP merger drama: Snakes in the monkey shadow

APC/nPDP merger drama: Snakes in the monkey shadow

MONDAY morning, specifically November 25, 2013, Nigeria’s biggest drama in decades is about to begin. The main actors begin to arrive. They are led by a former General, Muhammed Buhari, with his favourite side-kick and former Lagos Governor, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, who sees himself and has been acknowledged as the leader of the All Progressives Congress, APC.

The ZiK legacy: Redressing a  national disconnect

The ZiK legacy: Redressing a national disconnect

THE birth of Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital came as a result of the genuine aspirations of the people in the present Anambra, Imo, and parts of Delta and Abia states, who hitherto had to travel hundreds of kilometres of bad roads to the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu, to receive specialised hospital care services.

ASUU’s political game and Nigeria’s university education

ASUU’s political game and Nigeria’s university education

FOR the average Nigerian, it is always easy for the opposition political class to mislead him, saying that government has done nothing to improve his living condition. It is the same story for the average Nigerian non- governmental organisation, NGO. They thrive on criticising government, no matter how noble government’s actions are.