Adenuga: Not settling for less
Though he hardly seeks public acclaim or grants interviews like many other super-wealthy people, his silence is golden, as he prefers his accomplishments to speak for him.
A culture of disrespect(5)
THE code of conduct might have to be extended to all kinds of arena of Nigerian life. It might have to be a code of conduct on how to treat anything that resembles a human being.
Jonathan’s imperachment: How far can the Reps go?
HOW far will members of the House of Representatives go in their threat to impeach President Goodluck Jonathan, over his alleged non-implementation of this year’s fiscal budget? This is the knotty question milling on the people’s mind.
A culture of disrespect (4)
THE statement was bottomless: What was wrong with her maid getting a manicure? How demeaned is the role of a house maid? In comparison to that, how demeaned is that of a school teacher? How can one of the most important jobs in the world be even demeaned at all?
Between Nwakanma, Abia govt and Aba city
It was Franklin Benjamin who once said that those who are always disputing, contradicting and confuting people are generally unfortunate in their affairs.
Ainofenokhai’s illogicalities on Osunbor
THE article by one John Ainofenokhai and published in the Vanguard newspaper of Wednesday October 26, 2011 was obviously written in appreciation of the sterling quality of Senator Oserheimen Osunbor who was an asset to the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, while he was governor of Edo State between May 29, 2007 and November 11, 2008.
