“Transition Hours”: President Jonathan Writes Back, By Reuben Abati
Nigerian politics is vicious and dirty. You will find a sense of that in this book.
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We’re Drinking Our Oil and Eating Our Children’s Future, By ‘Fisayo Soyombo
Nigeria’s ruling class, including the presidents who initiated savings funds, has always abhorred the concept of saving.
Tompolo of Niger Delta: Between Dialogue and Confrontation By Yushau A. Shuaib
As the father of the nation, President Buhari should employ humane and thoughtful strategies that would not exacerbate the already ...
The Buoyant Nigerian Economic Outlook, By Roberts Orya
There are three factors that underpin my buoyant outlook on Nigeria. One involves cumulative improvement in governance. The second is ...
The Money Laundering Act and Its Discontents, By Chido Onumah
The last thing the Buhari administration needs now that the anti-corruption war is gaining some traction is to get bogged ...
The Deadly Game Nigerians Play With Health, By Charles Anyiam
...under the current dispensation, the criteria for seeking medical attention abroad for any elected or government official, especially those under ...
Why This Year’s Independence Day Calls for Celebrations, By Johannes Oluwatobi Wojuola
Independence Day all over the world is celebrated with an insightful reflection on a country’s political, social and economic liberation ...
Tardiness in Catching the Thief?, By Soji Apampa
At a cost of over US$1bn, have we inadvertently paid to spread a message that it pays to be militant? ...
