From Banking to Maternal Advocacy: How Dr. Sandra Uzodimma is championing better support for Nigerian mothers
Charting a new course in Osun State: A total governance approach
Who is stealing by sign posts?
Oil subsidy removal and a way forward (2)
How Labour unions inflict pains on Nigerians
Fuel subsidy and the Jonathan’s cabal
Ojukwu: Nationalist or rebel?
Okonjo-Iweala’s glamorous hoax
Osun 2012 budget: The total governance angle
Contractors as roadblocks
Atiku and corruption allegations: Fact or fiction?
Who is afraid of petrol sector transformation?
Imoke and the PDP
Unity or hell? Choices for the new year
CIA’s prediction, Boko Haram and matters arising
Bringing Nigerian knowledge workforce home (I)
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SubscribePerspectives on the ANIDS model in Anambra (2)
INTERESTINGLY, Government will continue to cater for the schools’ staff salaries, while the Missions will be in charge of general administration.
Subsidy removal: In our best interest
THERE are three levels of high fraud that the removal of subsidy will tackle. The first is fraudulent payment on phoney import of PMS. The product is fraudulently certified as imported into Nigeria but is actually diverted to other countries in West Africa.
Perspectives on the ANIDS model in Anambra
It is a novel initiative; a multi-sectoral model predicated on the internationally-acclaimed Millennium Development Goals [MDGs] of Eradication of Extreme Poverty & Hunger, Gender Equality & Women Empowerment, Reduction of Child Mortality, Boost to Maternal Health, Combat HIV/AIDS, Malaria and other Diseases, Environmental Sustainability and Global Partnership in Development.
Tambuwal: Salute to Chivalry as Speaker clocks 44
Heroes are sometimes helped by the mood of their age. Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon Aminu Waziri Tambuwal, emerged on the national scene at a time Nigerians thought they were long past the era when a few politicians thought the voice of the people did not matter with regard to who their leaders should be.
Between reason and foolery
DEMOCRACY guarantees freedom of expression to the individual. On that score it is impossible, when the going is tough for the nation, to ask any blabber to shut up. We may, therefore, not request that Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, an erstwhile Minister of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, should stop ventilating his ill-digested and inchoate viewpoint on the currently challenging issue of the removal of oil subsidy.
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