by Ademola Adeoye Immediately President Buhari won the last presidential election, I set an agenda for him, as an effect of my many…
View More Mr president, restore the lost public trust before it is too lateCategory: Opinion
Moving communication technology sector forward in 2018
The Nigerian telecommunications industry, having weathered one of its most turbulent years, is looking at a more stable 12 months where tariff wars will ease…
View More Moving communication technology sector forward in 2018In defence of the dead as government appointees
by Ikeogu Oke Among the living the dead are welcome To serve our nation, and drive her genius home. – “Rhyme of Our Working…
View More In defence of the dead as government appointeesTime to give up on Buhari
By Phrank Shaibu Finally, the stretched debate and extensive controversy over President Buhari’s ability to lead Nigerians to the so-called promised land…
View More Time to give up on BuhariMark: In the Eye of the Storm
The ongoing ordeal of the former President of the Senate, Senator David Mark, with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, is a reminder of the…
View More Mark: In the Eye of the StormThe year Nigeria almost disappeared
By Simon Kolawole It is time to confess my sins. All my adult life, I have never feared for the continued existence of…
View More The year Nigeria almost disappearedFaux pas in the presidency
By Ebuka Nwankwo The presidency has finally released the long awaited appointments into the governing boards of parastatals and agencies. The list consists…
View More Faux pas in the presidencySex and the perils of office
Azu Ishiekwene Sex has always been a staple of US politics. In recent times, however, this subject has gripped that country in an interestingly new…
View More Sex and the perils of officeWhy Buhari MUST sell our refineries NOW!
By Mayowa Tijani Year 2017 is ending like its brothers, 2014, 2015, and 2016, featuring at least one major economy-wrenching fuel scarcity. The year…
View More Why Buhari MUST sell our refineries NOW!One year on… lest we forget Joy Odama
By Godwin Onyeacholem By this time last year, fate had dealt a cruel card to the Odama family. Instead of basking in the celebratory mood…
View More One year on… lest we forget Joy OdamaPetroleum minister Buhari and ‘fuel scarcity minister’ Kachikwu
By Fisayo Soyombo At home we face enormous challenges. Insecurity, pervasive corruption, the hitherto unending and seemingly impossible fuel and power shortages are the…
View More Petroleum minister Buhari and ‘fuel scarcity minister’ Kachikwu‘The human side of Buhari’
The header of this article is the title of a 55-minute documentary on President Muhammadu Buhari. The documentary has been scheduled to air on NTA…
View More ‘The human side of Buhari’Ikpeazu: Extending the frontiers of Umuahia Capital City development
By Kingsley Ugorji One of the criticisms against successive administrations in Abia State has been the inability to extend the frontiers of development…
View More Ikpeazu: Extending the frontiers of Umuahia Capital City developmentNigeria: A nation of hilarious orders
By Ademola Adeoye To start with, I ask on behalf of the voiceless citizens of Nigeria: where in this world is Mr. Andrew Yakubu,…
View More Nigeria: A nation of hilarious ordersMediocre comments and Aregbesola’s commitment
By Abiodun Komolafe American minister and author, Norman Vincent Peale famously stated that the magic in enthusiasm “spells the difference between mediocrity and accomplishment.” Peale’s…
View More Mediocre comments and Aregbesola’s commitmentChristmas and My Prophetic Imagination
Rev. George Ehusani Christmas, the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ the promised Messiah, is for me the triumph of prophetic imagination. Prophetic…
View More Christmas and My Prophetic ImaginationThe $1bn ‘Christmas’ fund to fight the ‘degraded’ Boko Haram
By Fisayo Soyobo There is something inherently unsettling about the 12 to 18 months preceding an election year, particularly when a sitting president…
View More The $1bn ‘Christmas’ fund to fight the ‘degraded’ Boko HaramOlusegun Obasanjo Ph.D
By Reuben Abati Perhaps in the long run, the most remarkable legacy of the Nigerian leader known as Olusegun Obasanjo would be his personal…
View More Olusegun Obasanjo Ph.DNigeria: Do you have a gallon of fuel?
By Prince Charles Dickson There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies and statistics.” – Mark Twain’s Own Autobiography: The chapters from the…
View More Nigeria: Do you have a gallon of fuel?Changing the sad story of solid minerals
Simon Kolawole Bad news. Every state in Nigeria is blessed with solid minerals. Every single state. North, south, east, west. And in commercial quantity…
View More Changing the sad story of solid mineralsWhy God kept Buhari alive
By Femi Adesina Let me begin by telling a story. On June 1, 2015, the day I resumed work as adviser on media to…
View More Why God kept Buhari alivePDP convention: Story of our democracy?
By Niran Adedokun I have read all sorts of reactions to last Saturday’s National Convention of the Peoples Democratic Party and the only surprise I…
View More PDP convention: Story of our democracy?PDP and the long walk to trouble
By Amir Abdulazeez Let’s first admit the complexity and the difficulty involved in actually describing what historically constitutes the party PDP or what group…
View More PDP and the long walk to troublePolice Reform: Thank God President Buhari doesn’t listen
This week, there has been a lot of interesting arguments about the English Premier League; some posit that Manchester City won the premier league on…
View More Police Reform: Thank God President Buhari doesn’t listen