This piece is intended as a sequel to two essays on Professor Maurice Iwu by one Aloy Ejimakor, writing out of Washington DC. The first essay published... (0) Comment
Nigeria is internationally famous for three things: oil, its Super Eagles football team, and its spectacular government corruption. However, contrary... (3) Comment
With the unveiling few days ago of Siemens sleaze closet, the nation has understandably been roiling in hysteria. The outrage is not so much for the high... (0) Comment
“Clapperton reached Sokoto on October 20, 1826, where he was escorted to the same house he occupied on his first visit. He was cordially received by Sultan... (6) Comment
“Due Process” was a policy initiative put in place by Mr. Obasanjo and his “Economic Team” during his regime. The policy was meant to compel all individuals... (2) Comment
It will be a misrepresentation of fact to state that the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE) has performed better that the public institutions that she... (0) Comment
This new constitutional body, since its inauguration on 20th September 1999 has worked out and submitted report on the remuneration packages for political... (1) Comment
In a business negotiation with British aviation officials recently in London, representatives of a Nigerian airline got what must have been the shame,... (1) Comment
One of the greatest achievements since the days of colonialism is the number of children trained in African schools. While about half of Nigerians do... (0) Comment
There is this African Riddle and I think it is most appropriate today and for the few words I have. The riddle asks, if you are in a dream and you encounter... (2) Comment
