Not A Good Day To Travel By Patrick Dele Cole
I was booked for a 6pm flight on Arik to Port Harcourt. We passed the nearly completed beautiful road to the International Airport and then paid the toll gate on the way to the domestic […]
I was booked for a 6pm flight on Arik to Port Harcourt. We passed the nearly completed beautiful road to the International Airport and then paid the toll gate on the way to the domestic […]
The recent revelation by Mr Ike Chioke, the Group CEO of Afrinvest Ltd, on the high-level remittances from Nigerians in the Diaspora to the Country as compared with actual export proceeds from Oil and Gas […]
This year marks the 10th year since Abubakar Shekau took over the leadership of Boko Haram in 2009 and declared war on Nigeria. Many Nigerians cannot believe that this insurgency has been on for 10 […]
Recently, I had something that unsettled me. It was about a decision I had taken three years ago and now it had gone awry. Guilt-ridden and self-blaming, I stumbled into a thought-provoking narrative by David […]
One is an African (Liberian), the other is a South American (Brazil), and the other one is East European (Ukrainian). They are all democratically elected Presidents of their respective countries. More than that, they were […]
Tunde Odesola; (tundeodes2003@yahoo.com) Razzmatazz is the razzle-dazzle synonymous with showbiz. Showbiz is the umbrella under which the theatre, movies, television and music operate as one industry. Showbiz is make-believe. When two or more journalists come […]
Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 In an apparent admission of public rejection of lower naira denominations for daily transactions, the Central Bank of Nigeria has embarked on a project designed to mop up […]
Today, 105 years after creation, Nigeria has neither relinquished nor repudiated the pattern of internal disparities with which it was born. But the reason is no longer to be located in the fact that Nigeria […]
Even chronic pessimists know by now that Nigeria is in a state of complete war with herself. The only difference is that, unlike other wars with known and identifiable enemies, those who roll artillery tanks […]
The suffering of Venezuelans are real, and a quick fix to the country’s problem is desirable… Inviting the military as part of the solutions to these problems raises the important question of whether a democracy […]
Nigerian workers always posit that “their take-home pay does not take them home”. Such is the tale of the Nigerian worker – who lives miserly because he earns poorly. The Federal Government of Nigeria has […]
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), is in the throes of a dilemma. It does not seem to know how to extricate itself from the server mess in which it is currently embroiled. The chairman […]
Immediately after the 2007 general election won by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the exiting President Olusegun Obasanjo and his political party organised an induction programme for all the newly-elected members of their party. Present […]
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has denied reports that 95.7 million subscriber identification module (SIM) data have been rendered invalid as a result of poor technology. In a chat with journalists, Sunday Dare, NCC commissioner […]
A week ago, Mr Femi Falana, the human rights lawyer, raised the alarm that the Nigerian Navy had been holding 15 Nigerian citizens captive without trial since September 2018. Worse still, one of them got […]
Tunde Adeleye, chairman of the Christian Council of Nigeria, Cross River state, says President Muhammadu Buhari has been incapacitated. In an interview with PUNCH, Adeleye, who is also an archbishop, said Buhari is not doing […]
Good governance is about effectively addressing challenges confronting the people. It is about faithfully providing basic needs of the citizens and bringing soccour to the disadvantaged. The people’s standard of living keep improving, while all […]
I was going to give a follow-up gist to what I released here last Friday relating to my scholastic visit to Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. where I was the only African in a gathering of […]
As I was saying, in the main, we need our leaders to know that this time does not require for instance, an 84-year old Nigeria’s Ambassador to the United States, among other public officers who […]
Stakeholders Task In-coming Governors On Use Of Technocrats The abundant agricultural potentials available in the South West region, according to stakeholders, is enough to transform the fortune of the region and its people, if proper […]
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