Nigeria Matters

Do you want your ethnic group to be part of a country even if the probability of your ethnic group producing the president is practically equal to zero despite the …

Do you want your ethnic group to be part of a country even if the probability of your ethnic group producing the president is practically equal to zero despite the …

There are professors and there are ‘professors’. Can some one please tell me what Maurice Iwu is still professing at the INEC? I am really shocked by this man’s vaulting …

For almost two decades, Nigeria has been adrift within the global system. Unclear and irresolute about its role and place within such anarchical system, she has not been able to …

Unfortunately for us in Africa, we do not value knowledge. We consume rather than produce. We buy rather than sell. We receive rather than give the reason for our poverty …

Oil has retarded the ability of Nigerians of differing regions and differing talents to invest in far more rewarding activities other than angling for revenue allocations, graduating to become class …

In the Nigerian context, newspapers do not enjoy greater intellectual respect than the Guardian, yet their editorial of the 24th April titled “The Proposed 2 Refineries” is a case in …

Recovering a stolen car in Nigeria is no less insurmountable than arresting murderers. The system is simply not set up to work…

We are learning the hard way that the nation and all life is protected, that we are all economically viable and reliable, that we are all related…

It is ridiculous for people to also call for OBJ’s arrest and trial. How many of our past Heads of state have ever been arrested and tried? Did Babangida, when …

There will be no God and there will be no Rawlings. Nigerians, wherever they may be, must take back their Homeland. They must wake up and begin the journey to …

The only way to put a stop to the squandering of our resources is to break away from the North and concentrate all our resources exclusively on our own development…

The only way to put a stop to the squandering of our resources is to break away from the North and concentrate all our resources exclusively on our own development…

The only way to put a stop to the squandering of our resources is to break away from the North and concentrate all our resources exclusively on our own development…

The most glaring of the Nigerian malady is corruption. The type of corruption where Nigerians in positions of responsibility divert the money meant for the development of the country into …

Mr. Yar’Adua, 130 million Nigerians are like a sea of witnesses cheering you to achieving the victory of uninterrupted power supply, the victory of security of life and property, the …