Niran Adedokun; nadedokun@gmail.com Beyond the fundamental issue of bread and butter, that is the ability to feed at all not to speak of having three square meals, Nigeria is becoming too precarious for the ordinary […]
Thursday with Abimbola Adelakun aadelakun@punchng.com There is a growing category of Nigerian writing that is quite illuminating of contemporary ethical character. The writings are largely the works of elite Nigerians who ventured into the political […]
The embattled former Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen, is a lucky man. Never in the history of Nigeria has a court case wrongly attracted so much national and international attention in […]
Awka—WORRIED by the exorbitant amounts spent by families in burying their dead ones, the Anambra House of Assembly has passed a bill for a law to control burial and funeral ceremonies in the state. The […]
Digital billboards were the turning point of the global advertising industry since their debut. Advertising companies across the world have been in silent competition to outdo each other in size, brilliance and innovation in the […]
In the buildup to the 2015 elections, the wild, uproarious promotion of General Muhammadu Buhari, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), as the man with the panacea for Nigeria’s myriad of problems […]
All senators are equal but the Senate President is far more equal than the others. Since the time of General David Mark, the office of the Senate President has expanded considerably at the expense of […]
AIF William Shakespeare lived in the 21st century, Shylock might not have made the foil to Antonio. After all, with the prodigious inroads of the Jews into every realm of human endeavour- ranging from the […]
Investment fund managers know that the lack of tax transparency from multinationals often disguises underlying business failures. While it might help deliver executive bonuses, it exposes investors to unforeseen risks and may hide profits that […]
Nigeria and other African countries need to explore all avenues available to pressure South Africa into taking responsibility and standing up to the dangerous fire of xenophobia burning within its borders. Fresh attacks on black […]
My approach – putting the speech in the context of the adaptive challenge confronting Nigeria – was intended as a call to action for these young leaders, some of who had been elected into office… […]
I would want Bola Tinubu to do us all a big favour and move away from these taunting, tantalising and brain-wracking sweet statements to sitting on the governments he helped put in place to ensure […]
The International Monetary Fund has ranked Nigeria as the second worst country in the world in the use of sovereign wealth funds. According to the Fiscal Monitor report released on Wednesday, Qatar was the only […]
I am happy to report that after 12 years, three months and 22 days of living in Canada, I have finally witnessed power outage. My first reaction to the power outage was “God don catch […]
The use of the death penalty – the world’s ultimate cruel punishment – has decreased in sub-Saharan Africa according to a recent report released by Amnesty International. This is good news for sub-Saharan Africa and […]
I would want Bola Tinubu to do us all a big favour and move away from these taunting, tantalising and brain-wracking sweet statements to sitting on the governments he helped put in place to ensure […]
In its second bi-monthly meeting held on March 25 and 26 this year, the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria delivered a pleasant surprise in the form of a minor cut to […]
I love tourism. At every opportunity to travel both within and outside Nigeria, I always squeeze time to engage in sight-seeing around the precinct of where I stay. When I was in Geneva for the […]
In the mid-1980s, the International Monetary Fund proclaimed the hoax that before Nigeria’s economy could improve, it must adopt a marketplace economic policy, liberalise the importation of consumer goods and devalue its currency against the […]
There must have been tears in heaven-and torrents of it! That is, for the 10 year-old school boy who died on his birthday; the traumatized parents, including one Mrs. Adedayo Adedoyin who lost one of […]
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