Tag: Dr. Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu

Baru must consider it a befitting parting gift that his successor, Mele Kyari, is a man widely believed would carry ...

The opportunity cost of this supposed “political necessity” is sobering indeed.

The people of the Niger Delta will continue to push for, and fight for the control of their resources.

Until the government restructures NNPC and scraps the price cap, the petrol queues will grow until every polling booth is ...

The biggest petrol saboteurs are inside Buhari’s government.

If Atiku, likely his number-one challenger in 2019, didn’t talk, would the president have spoken?

It's tardiness, government by slow motion, letting things pile up until there’s deafening public outcry.

How is Prof. Osinbajo being the fall-guy here?

The buck stops with Buhari and he has a moral burden to deal with it swiftly and openly.

Call it crying more than the bereaved, that is really our circumstance in this war among the self-serving, elitist political ...