Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 The IMF Managing Director, Christine Lagarde, recommended at the latest International Monetary Fund/World Bank Annual Spring meeting in Washington, United States that the removal of subsidy from petrol […]
The Sri Lankan government blocked access to social media sites in the aftermath of the attacks that killed at least 207 people, in a bid to stop a spread of misinformation that could lead to […]
The seven-year-old had spent just one academic term at his new school in Abuja when he told his mother he would not be returning to the institution, a special facility for children with disability. Using […]
This is a comment on the reported congratulatory phone call last week by Bill Gates, no introduction necessary, to Nigeria leader Muhammadu Buhari. But I begin with a comment in my last column in which […]
When I read that the Anambra State House of Assembly passed a bill to curtail funeral expenses, it brought a smile to my face. It was partly a smile of approval and partly that of […]
Sir, let me start by congratulating you for a battle well-fought. If man were God, Adekunle Akinlade would have been declared Ogun State governor-elect. It is for this reason that the interest of the people […]
ON Wednesday, Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello announced his intention to seek a second term. He predicates his ambition on the “people’s call to run for a second term in office as the governor” and […]
Since the candidate of the PDP in the 2019 Presidential election, Atiku Abubakar, submitted his petition in which he contested the results and the conduct of the exercise, there has been all sorts of comments […]
BY FOLU OLAMITI The Vice Chancellor of the Ajayi Crowther University (ACU), Oyo, Right Reverend Prof. Dapo Asaju was in the news recently in what could be described as an altercation between the university and […]
In July 2005, aboard an Egypt Air flight from Cairo to Lagos, a number of Nigerians spent hours discussing the state of the nation. We were from different parts of the country and different religions. […]
Capitalism is very lucky! The system of greed and power. While it continues to put the world into crass barbarism, many wonders emerge within the globe as animals, plants, and humans greasing our pains and […]
“In a country well governed, poverty is something to be ashamed of. In a country badly governed, wealth is something to be ashamed of” – Confucius Nigeria is the “giant of Africa”; a self-given title […]
…as Africa arose from the ashes of the slave trade and the grave of colonialism, so shall she rise from its current tragedies. Change is natural; its genuine winds shall blow through our mother continent. […]
The cover of Time magazine May 30, 1983, “The New Economy”, described the transition from manufacturing industries economy to technology/service based economy. The new economy has three strong components, idea, information, and communication. According to […]
As the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) and the Minister of Power, Babatunde Fashola, bicker with the distribution companies (DISCOs) over tariff review, electricity consumers await the prepaid meters they were promised to guarantee efficient […]
Practicing lawyers should take more than a passing interest in the ongoing matter between Paul Usoro, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). Although the case is currently in […]
A big mark – a big question that lands students in trouble in the disciplinary council: the senate would turn down the explanation if the defendant says “no my Lord, with explanation” or even “yes […]
Management aficionado Peter Drucker declares that management is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things. The leadership of Bayelsa State and indeed all oil producing communities would do well to take heed of […]
I have always wondered how Atiku Abubakar came to believe that he won an election that was monitored from polling booth to polling booth in Nigeria, by foreign observers, newspaper reporters, online news media , […]
History was made when Walter Onnoghen, embattled chief justice of Nigeria (CJN), entered the dock at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT). He was charged with false assets declaration exactly two years after the CCT discharged […]
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