For the past one month, the most talked about topical issues rocking the nation and diverting attention of the populace from all the unfortunate event in...
At times you wonder why people get violent at the slightest push not knowing maybe, just maybe they have endured too much, so much so that...
Trivia: With the incessant bombing of our great cities and rampant killing of our beloved ones, poor and dilapidated infrastructures, unemployment, irregular power supply and the...
Over the years Nigerians has been praying fervently for constant power supply as it is the bedrock of economic development in our beloved country. Constant power...
It is surprising and disappointing that anytime the Northern governors open up their mouth to talk, the wrong and unpopular things fly out. It has thus...
The wave the prospective N5,000 note and coin reintroduction project of the CBN has generated over the last couple of days has been overwhelming. The news...
The emergence of Owelle Rochas Okorocha as the governor of Imo State (on 29 May, 2011) raised uncountable questions in the minds of top politicians, as...
One of the greatest responsibilities of a leader is to undertake challenging goals that involve positive change. But the crop of leaders this country has had...
The breaking news in the evening of yesterday was the resignation of Power Minister, Prof. Barth Nnaji. Barth Nnaji first took office in 2010 as a...
Before the advent of social networks in Nigeria, men, women and even children of reasonable ages relied heavily on signs and symbols. Sending and receiving telegrams,...
If the federal government sets a bad example, governors at the state level take it further. Some governors boast cabinets...
Looking ahead, NDIC must embrace innovation. Expanding its coverage to fintechs, mobile money operators, and other emerging financial service providers...
The creation of NAPTIP followed Nigeria’s ratification of the United Nations Palermo Protocol, which called on countries to criminalize and...
Governor Bago, in defending his policy, cited Saudi Arabia as an example where sermons are vetted. But Nigeria is not...
The forgery and publication of a police wireless message is an act of criminality, not activism, and no society governed...