By Simon Kolawole For Mr. Mounir Gwarzo, director-general of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), these are not the nicest of times. He must…
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The latest slogan in town: I weep for Nigeria
By Ademola Adeoye When the month of November was about retiring to bed, having labored productively for thirty days, a window was opened on…
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By Izuu John Goodman Prior to 2015 election, I heard as one of the campaign promises of the All Progressives Congress (APC) that the…
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The Dangote Group of Nigeria, one of the pre-eminent industrial conglomerates in Africa, in pursuit of its pan-African development and emancipation strategy, on November 23,…
View More Dangote, the Congo plant and the imperative of African industrialisationAs rolling stone Atiku rolls again
Atiku Abubakar is an intense political hunter who smells opportunity like a bloodhound smells rabbit. However, his resignation from APC last Friday and his impending…
View More As rolling stone Atiku rolls againBy resigning from APC, Atiku has found salvation
Yes, former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC). I consider his action a deus ex machina. The caterwauling and refrain…
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By Niran Adadokun Governor Willie Obiano of Anambra State was on Sunday declared winner of the November 18, 2017 governorship election in the state. It was a landslide…
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By Louis Odion The most recognizable symptoms of clinical delusion is usually an obsession with inanities. Bizarre developments in Imo lately should then be…
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Eight months before he tendered his resignation, Robert Gabriel Mugabe, revolutionary and politician, vowed to stay in power till “God says come”. Perhaps he knew…
View More FROM HERO TO ZERO: The ‘end’ of MugabeSo many things to reform
In my primary four, the Yoruba text book we read was ‘Kola ati Kemi’ — a series of short stories depicting the “adventures” of two…
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