IMF, President Tinubu and the transparency challenge
By Moshood Oshunfurewa If we are to reincarnate the late Chief Gani Oyesola Fawehinmi (1938–2009), a legendary Nigerian human rights lawyer, publisher, author, social critic, and Senior Advocate of the Masses (SAM), on the current budget imbroglio, 2% of GDP, and Gbaja/Adeyemi scandal, I might not mistake his line of words as thus: “Let us call […]
Solving the cement price hike
THE Federal Government on recently convened a ‘Stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja to address the soaring price of cement in the country.
Sustaining the new lease of life in Abia State
THIS piece is a genuine and well-intended effort at acknowledging the truth of the political position in Abia State, since Governor T.A. Orji wisely and intelligently cashed in on the applauded wisdom of embracing the centripetal government.
A call to serve
WE have been saying the same thing over and over for the last 40 years, but they will not listen. Hence, we must repeat ourselves and sound the same refrain: Good economics leads to good politics and conversely bad economics leads to bad politics.
Tackling rising incidences of anti-social behaviour
IT has become a common phenomenon and in fact worrisome, the ever increasing negative and retrogressive consequences of anti-social behavoiur in the society.
April polls: T.A.Orji as issue
ONE spot where the April polls in Nigeria will generate so much interest and concern, both locally and internationally is Abia State, proudly styled “God’s Own State”.
