How Gov. Oborevwori is putting Delta on a fiscal sustainable path
By Paul Odili The recent report of paying down the legacy debt from N463 billion to N63 billion is a commendable feat of financal prudence by Gov. Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration in three years. I don’t know how many states in Nigeria have been able to achieve such level of fiscal success, amidst infrastructure transformation of […]
Akpabio and his many assessors
THERE is an immortal lesson from a mirror reflection: No man can truly know everything about himself. This position is evidently supported by some philosophers. To them, no man can confirm that he exists until another’s existence is ascertained.
Edo 2012: Why the odds favour Oshiomhole
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, recently fixed Saturday, July 14, 2012 for the governorship election in Edo state.
A look at Delta State green strategy
THE phrase ‘Going Green’ may be a cliché, but, and this is the key part, it has become as well a fundamental part of our existence for those who take the pains to understand its ramification and can take advantage of it. And this is where policy makers have a critical role to play.
Tackling flood the Oshiomhole way
BENIN City, the capital of Edo State has had its fair share of flooding which rears its ugly head whenever there is a downpour.
Ikenna Ndaguba: 1935-2011
The glorious exit of Ikenna Ndaguba (MFR), broadcaster par excellence, the quintessential wordsmith who was an epitome of excellence in the art of the spoken word, and a reference point for guidance and professional knowledge in every ramification of broadcasting, no doubt, is a colossal loss to the entire nation, the Nigerian media and public affairs management where he excelled spectacularly.
