The reformed public procurement process in Nigeria requires that contracts for the delivery of public services are given to people...

Ebola paranoia has been remarkably fast and furious: A seven-year old Connecticut (USA) girl who had just returned from Nigeria...

In Yorùbá, we pray that we do not become an object lesson for others on how not to conduct oneself...

A new kind of protectionism is haunting the world: the spectre of ebola protectionism. As the ebola virus disease ravages...

Let me begin by stating 3 facts. First, I am a born-again Pentecostal Christian from a Niger Delta state. Second,...

This year we are celebrating the centennial anniversary of Nigeria, with its rich conglomeration of nations, creeds and tongues, all...

These are not great times for Nigeria. It’s like the country has finally been dribbled into a pitch dark tunnel...

On 16th October, our Government announced that a ceasefire arrangement had been made with the Boko Haram insurgents and the...

“As far as options go, we have very few that are viable available to us.”

The major gap identified in the administration of civil service pensions when I came on board in 2009 was the...