Might Nigeria miraculously be returning to those glorious days from mid 1966 to late 1079 when knowledgeable, patriotic and confident technocrats took nationalist positions in shaping public... Read more
Left high and dry by an incoherent state, many Nigerians have turned to many coping strategies for survival. Some beg, some engage in self-dehumanising sycophancy, some have gone to become p... Read more
It must be rare to find a regular Nigerian air traveller who, each time he or she patronises South African, Ethiopian or Egypt Air, does not, instinctively, wonder why Nigeria no longer has... Read more
In Nigeria, whether to sell existing stock of national assets or not has been the debate for the past thirty or more years since the Ibrahim Babangida regime started it all in 1985. In 2016,... Read more
The real battle for the soul of Nigeria has commenced with the sharp division between those for sale of national assets as an economic recovery strategy and those opposed to it. This divisio... Read more
By Adagbo Onoja President Jonathan is a member of the Ijaw community, the fourth biggest in Nigeria, and from a state that produces about 40% of Nigeria’s revenues. After 50 years of being e... Read more
Muhammadu Sanusi 11, the Emir of Kano’s inference about the Buhari regime ending up in the same unflattering and messy manner the Goodluck Jonathan regime ended has set tongues wagging about... Read more
