If a trader has to bribe his way through clearing goods and is unsure of overhead costs from one shipment to another, then how on earth is he going to …
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If a trader has to bribe his way through clearing goods and is unsure of overhead costs from one shipment to another, then how on earth is he going to …
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Nigeria is not poor because we lack natural resources or because nature was cruel to us. We are poor because we lack the correct attitude…
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Democracy has been defined as the rule of the Majority. Well, in the Nigerian setting it is the rule of the crafty…
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It is impossible to control government if you have no idea of what government is. Today what people generally see as “Government” in Nigeria is not a government at all…
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I have conducted numerous investigations to uncover failing government programs and how to fix the problems, including recovering…
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Nigeria provides a classic case of a developing country where despite the presence of a wide institutional infrastructure for producing trained manpower, generating new knowledge and providing science and technology …
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Nigeria provides a classic case of a developing country where despite the presence of a wide institutional infrastructure for producing trained manpower, generating new knowledge and providing science and technology …
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Even if our governments are not the only ones that are bad, they have ranked low for decades on most international comparisons of corruption, state failure, red tape, lawlessness and …
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Nigeria’s long suffering people are all too frequently caught in the crossfire of rampaging wars, millions afflicted with diseases, preyed upon by greedy despots and prevented by corrupt leaders and …
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I am not an expert on road safety. What I can do though, is apply the free common sense that God gave me. Common sense tells me that the entire …
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Ever since oil drilling got under way in the Niger Delta’s Oloibiri in the early 1950s, the communities that surround this stormy body of “oil-hood” have lived in dread of …
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Ever since oil drilling got under way in the Niger Delta’s Oloibiri in the early 1950s, the communities that surround this stormy body of “oil-hood” have lived in dread of …
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It is time we stop having others come and tell us about ourselves, the Niger Delta issue, our plants, lands, animals, genes, diseases, health, drugs, etc. The numerous problems facing …
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In an apparent move to consolidate power, President Yar’Adua has made sweeping changes to the federal ministries. It is believed to play the part of efforts of this administration to …
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Last June, Yar’Adua was forced to remain indoors for two days with a congested nose and sore throat. In July a slight cold helped him lose two of the seven …