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Guiding Fine Steed Together: Striking global symphony of AI cooperation

By Yan Yuqing Do you know that Nigeria has seen rapid deployment of AI tools and digital infrastructure driven by Chinese technology investment, and ranks second in the world in terms of AI usage frequency, according to the latest research report released by the ADP Global Institute on July 14, 2026? From July 17 to […]
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On Okonjo Iweala

Having become the president of Nigeria he must be seen as having outgrown the period of political apprenticeship. There is nothing wrong if a person is found to be good and those employing him or her want the person”as long as she is good in all political respects.

Islamic Banking: Muslims ready to go to war

It will be a celebrated effort if religious leadership in Nigeria would take full advantage of the present war-cry by Muslims to declare total war on the “Destroyer” (fraud and corruption). This will be a blessing accruing from the unfortunate statement by the Sharia Council.

Vindicating Ngige and Obih

My attention was drawn to an article titled: Still on a Certain Peter Obih, published on page 49 of Vanguard Newspaper of Monday, July 18, 2011 written by one Valentine Obienyem, who claimed to be SA to Governor Peter Obi of Anambra State.

Irene Imilar and the Chinese parable

Truly, politicians are selfish. Perhaps because they have erroneously entertained the none-existing fear that once the down-trodden masses which make up a vast majority of any country’s population is rescued out of the cesspool of ignorance which their poor social status has uncharitably plunged them into, the positions of the former, and those of their upcoming children will be in grave danger.

Minimum wage: Who is misleading Mr. President?

For those of us, I mean the intellectuals from Bayelsa State, who know the antecedents of President Goodluck Jonathan from A-Z, we are simply stupefied by the seemingly plotless, shapeless and undignifying drama staged around the N18,000 minimum wage.

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