Trade Takeaways As Zuma Zoomed Into Nigeria, By Alaba Yusuf
I hope that President Buhari would be receptive to President Zuma's invitation to visit South Africa as soon as possible ...
Tag: President Muhammadu Buhari (PMB)
Two Years On But Justice Remains Elusive for the Giwa 640, By Netsanet Belay
To mark the anniversary of this Giwa barracks massacre, Amnesty International campaigners will be gathering outside Nigerian embassies around the ...
PMB: I Voted for a Miracle Worker, Not a Magician, By Olukayode Thomas
We, the masses know our friends; we voted for Buhari, a miracle worker, not a magician. The road to miracles ...
President Buhari and the Peoples’ Happiness, By Sunday Ogidigbo
The wisdom and need to put the happiness of Nigerians at the core of our national policy and programmes is ...
Nigerians’ Love for Selective Amnesia By Ayobami Oyalowo
Frankly speaking, we are not where we should be. But it was Cheryl James, who posited that change is not ...
Reforming Nigeria’s Oil Sector Will Be Cosmetic Without Cutting Corrupt Ties, By Matthew Page
For decades, Nigeria’s state oil company, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has been the leading symbol of official corruption ...
The Sons of Futa Jalon (2), By Femi Fani-Kayode
I have written this essay with every sense of caution and responsibility. I have been told that my pen is ...
E ma Se Yonu, By Pius Adesanmi
Out of lack, a pensioner gives up the little she has to help Nigeria. Somebody who should be making the ...
VP Osinbajo: No Red Carpet As A Distinguished Quiet Operator Turns 59, By David Ekanem
Mr. Osinbajo understands what it means to serve under a leader and boss, with loyalty and with all that you ...
President Buhari and Nigeria’s Headless Political Opposition, By Chris Chukwubuzor Azuka
Political opposition is predicated on the promotion of a sound conflicts of ideas, principles and opinions, as it constantly engages ...
