How CORFEPS deepens good governance advocacy
The Council of Retired Federal Permanent Secretaries (CORFEPS) is a body that intensifies contributions towards national development and public sector reform through policy advisories to the Federal Government and the publication of a journal on public policy and governance. The Council, in its 2026 policy recommendations to the President, focused on three critical areas: prudent […]
Sad day for Africa as counter-revolution triumphs in Libya!
Even before the last shot would be fired and Gaddafi would be captured alive or dead, imperialists and their lackeys such as the presidency in Nigeria, and follow-follow wey-no-open sense commentators and supposedly revolutionist analysts have begun to grant legitimacy to the counter-revolution Libyan rebels.
Eight years of Glo, 8 giant strides for Nigeria
Nigeria was at the crossroads when Globacom showed up on the scene two years after GSM operations began. At that time, the telecoms terrain was still rough and rocky for the subscriber and the potential subscriber; tariffs were prohibitive.
Notes on a prodigal son
AS a forward-looking politician, I appreciate the argument about the separation of church and state. So you’re not likely to see a lot or religious references in this column.
Salami versus Katsina-Alu: Tyranny of the judiciary [ 1 ]
THE suspension of the President of the Court of Appeal, PCA, Justice Isa Ayo Salami on Thursday, August 18, 2011 ,by the National Judicial Council, NJC, should be of grave concern to President Goodluck Jonathan, Nigerian politicians and of course Nigerians in general.
The burial Christy Essien-Igbokwe deserves
THOUGH it is painful that the Lady of Songs, Christy Essien-Igbokwe, MFR, has gone to sleep forever like every mortal will do, she will forever be remembered for all her positive contributions which are too numerous to be exhausted in a single short write-up like this.
