The paradox of a former president such as Lula who took Brazil into global power status, including the symbolic gesture of offering the IMF a bailout, going to jail would probably take time... Read more
Might a strategy of turning corruption allegations into a weapon of electoral warfare have run its course in Nigeria? This appears an inviting puzzle in the aftermath of the stalemate that h... Read more
It is still the place to go shopping, notwithstanding the grumbling that the Nigerian business establishment must be so nuts as to be unable to organise and control even retail trading witho... Read more
The war cry in Nigeria is, lets kill corruption before corruption kills the country. That is great but how best might killing corruption be accomplished? Well, South Africa and The Philippin... Read more
HIV/AIDS is such that, once a while, there must be a return to its mystery. This is one of such. Originally posed in Quora as “Why is there no cure for HIV yet? Why is killing the virus so d... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja This is a 2006 interview conducted and reported in The Nation where this reporter was the Managing Editor. It is reproduced here over a decade after because it is time someon... Read more
A dangerous feuding evocative of the framing of the oil commodity as the prize by Prof Daniel Yergin, the American Energy intellectual in his all time best seller – The Prize: The Epic Quest... Read more
With the NNPC replying the Independent marketers who threw a bombshell two days ago deconstructing the narrative that they are to blame for the current fuel crisis, it seems Nigeria is back... Read more
Another rift is unfolding in the Nigerian oil sector, two months after President Muhammadu Buhari ‘reconciled’ Dr. Ibe Kachikwu, the Minister of State for Petroleum with Dr Maikanti Baru, th... Read more
An old but disused approach to peace might regain large scale currency in Nigeria if a proposal by a leading traditional and religious leader is picked up and operationalised across the reli... Read more
