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Lifting the veil of an entrepreneur, by Raheem Shefiu
Potential entrepreneurs must be grounded in human relations, which involves the need to know how to relate with all categories of stakeholders in the business that could be achieved by...
Read moreNigeria 2019: Eshu Laalu as polling agent, by Reuben Abati
Here is yet another account of what I saw in the politics of Ogun State and Nigeria. One of my early teachable moments was the realization that you are required...
Read moreAbia 2019: Why Ikpeazu won with a landslide, by Jude Ndukwe
The March 9 governorship poll has come and gone in Abia State and the people have since moved into post-election mood and activities. They have also since resumed their normal...
Read moreIhediohamma: That which is pleasing to all, by Achilleus-Chud Uchegbu
This is not just about Chukwuemeka. But yes, Chukwuemeka indeed. You may ask: what’s in a name? Chukwuemeka connotes gratitude. Gratitude to God for his intervention using Imolites as instruments...
Read moreINEC’s fresh powers to de-register political parties, by Femi Falana
In the case of Independent National Electoral Commission v. Balarabe Musa (2003) 10 WRN 1, the Supreme Court upheld the fundamental right of Nigerian citizens to form or belong to...
Read moreAbia 2019: Testimony of Ikpeazu’s leadership, by Enyinnaya Appolos
The peaceful conduct of the 2019 elections in Abia State from the Presidential/National Assembly to the Governorship/State House of Assembly polls without any rancour or loss of any human life...
Read moreAjimobi, Okorocha, Ganduje: An unfolding story, by Azu Ishiekwene
It’s incredible how eight years have ended as a two-word parable: constituted authority. That’s what Governor Abiola Isiaka Ajimobi would be mostly remembered for – the epigram from his encounter...
Read moreA fraud like no other, by Amaechi Anaelechi
Most fair-minded Nigerians are shocked at the outcome of the much-talked about 2019 elections. It was an election as no other and as the Independent National Electoral Commission declared the...
Read moreHow Mahmood Yakub uimperils our democracy, by Odoh Michael
The 2019 presidential elections may have come and gone, but the effects will be felt in Nigeria for a very long time. Apart from the 2007 general elections, the 2019...
Read moreEntrepreneurship as ‘nucleus’ of Nigeria’s economic development, by Raheem Shefiu
There is an inadequate access to vocational and skills-development training for rural and urban youths involved in the informal economy and also rampant political and bureaucratic corruption, coupled with the...
Read moreAmnesty Programme: 365 days of Dokubo’s restoration mission, by Murphy Ganagana
Madam Ekioukere Foster hails from Bayelsa State but resident in Bomadi, headquarters of Bomadi Local Government of Delta State.
Read moreNigeria 2019: Notes from the field, by Reuben Abati
Whoever came up with the wise saying that Nigerian politics is dirty deserves an award for perspicacity.
Read morePDP to INEC on Kano governorship: Declare our candidate winner to avoid violence
Kano, March. 11, 2019 (NAN) Rabiu Bichi Chairman, Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) in Kano State, has urged the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), to declare the party’s gubernatorial candidate, Alhaji...
Read moreWomen’s Day: Air Marshal Abubakar and the Women of War, by Yushau A. Shuaib
Neither clients of plastic surgery nor make-up, their natural beauty delights the eye in their smartly dressed military wear… Though innocent looking, pure and enticing, they remain feminine, while their...
Read moreEmefiele and the stakes at CBN, by Sufuyan Ojeifo
As the central bank and apex monetary authority of the country, the major regulatory objectives of the Central Bank of Nigeria as mirrored in the institution’s enabling Act are to...
Read moreErelu Adeleye-Fayemi: Secret behind APC’s electoral successes in Ekiti, by Bolaji Egbeyemi-Olagbaju
After the arduous exercise of campaigning and electioneering for both the primary and general elections in Ekiti State last year, Dr. John Kayode Fayemi, All Progressives Congress candidate, was declared...
Read moreNembe Creek well explosion: More than meets the eye, by Ayo Fadahunsi
The predicament that played out on March 1, 2019 in Bayelsa State is indeed a disaster like the others before it in the different parts of the country.
Read moreEthnic strain as PDP’s election weapon, by Tunde Rahman
For Lagosians, this Saturday’s governorship election promises to be decisive. It will put many issues finally to bed. One of the issues that must be put to rest is the...
Read moreVoting: A very personal diary, by Azu Ishiekwene
I woke up several times peeping for the first sign of dawn before my phone finally rang at 6:10am. A family friend who suspected we would be voting at the...
Read moreAnother look at Military’s involvement in 2019 elections, by Emeka Opara
In 2015, the then opposition political party, All Progressives Congress, engaged the President Goodluck Jonathan Government in a bitter war of words on how to keep the Nigerian Army away...
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