Adeboye Didn’t Go Far Enough, By Azu Ishiekwene
It is what it is: restructure or die.
Fuel Price Hike and Trade Union Negotiations, By Izielen Agbon
It will not be very long before the state (FGN) and the employers come for the trade unions themselves.
10 Years of the Local Content Act: An Operator’s Appraisal, By Ken Etete
The Nigerian Local Content bill received presidential assent on April 2, 2010. The Act was to provide a framework that...
In Staunch Defence of Pastor Adeboye’s Patriotic Advice On Restructuring, By ‘Tope Fasua
In Adeboye’s humble and non-combative (in fact reconciliatory) talk, I saw a man who wants his country to succeed.
Trump’s COVID-19 Infection, By Reuben Abati
Mr. Trump’s COVID-19 infection should be a reminder of the importance of responsible leadership and conduct, and the fact that...
Kimse Amaebi Biye Okoko: Teacher, Mentor, Friend and Father, By Tarila Marclint Ebiede
Daddy, I hope you arrived home safely.
Tech Hubs As Catalysts For Creativity and Innovation In Nigeria, By Inyene Ibanga
Nigerians need to be aware of and monitor the progress of startup companies, while equally keeping track of the great...
Edo Governorship Election: Of the Wike and Oshiomhole Duel, By Awassam Bassey
The winner in the Edo governorship election is, without doubt, democracy.
Have the Dreams Of Our Heroes Past Been In Vain?, By Dakuku Peterside
It is the duty of all Nigerians to contribute their individual quota to ensure that the country is reset on...
With A Governor Like Zulum, There’s Hope, By Wole Olaoye
Perhaps the most urgent truth is Zulum’s suggestion that we invite the Chadian Army to team up with our armed...
