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Adenuga: Not settling for less

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.
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A case of two students of governance from Abia

A case of two students of governance from Abia

EZE and Okoro were two sons of Abia State who went to Abia University to study governance for eight years. First to secure admission was Eze and because his people have suffered so much as a result of bad governance, expectation was high that he would better the lots of his people by doing well in the university.

NCC and the politics of the 2012 budget

NCC and the politics of the 2012 budget

DURING the last nationwide strike that lasted from January 9 to 16 over the removal of subsidy on petrol and the consequent increase in the pump price of petrol initially from N65 a litre to N141 (before it was reduced to N97) by the government, social media played more than a passing role in mobilizing Nigerians and in creating awareness on what the issues were.

Is 13% to Niger Delta  cause of Northern underdevelopment? (2)

Is 13% to Niger Delta cause of Northern underdevelopment? (2)

VIRTUALLY all private owned media houses, both print and electronic, with national coverage are owned by Southerners.The Guardian,Vanguard,ThisDay,Independent Daily, Ait, Channels, Silverbird television stations, to mention but a few, are owned by people from Niger Delta, particularly Delta and Edo states that were hitherto part of South West Nigeria under Awolowo’s exemplary leadership.

Azazi or Jonathan? Modibbo Kawu got it wrong

Azazi or Jonathan? Modibbo Kawu got it wrong

THREE weeks ago I was at a meeting in Accra, Ghana, in preparation for the biennial African Feminist Forum, which is convened by the African Women’s Development Fund (AWDF), an Africa-wide grant-making foundation for African women which I co-founded twelve years ago.

NIS and the misconception of expatriate quota abuse (2)

NIS and the misconception of expatriate quota abuse (2)

FOR an instance, many contributors lack the knowledge that expatriates in certain areas are exempted from quota requirement. This includes those operating in the various free trade zones in the country such as the Export Processing Zone, Calabar; Oil & Gas Free Zone, Onne; Kano Free Trade Zone; Lekki Free Trade Zone and the Export Processing Zone, Snake Island, Lagos. Those who are engaged by government establishments are equally exempted from expatriate quota.