If Nigeria has any hope for a diversified economy, that hope lies and ends in the relentless energy, entrepreneurship, and commerce of Lagos and Lagosians…
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Nigeria Matters
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In May 2006, The Washington Post newspapers wrote a very compelling and equally very revealing article about Pfizer’s criminal acts in Nigeria…
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A Nigerian is murdered abroad. He was brutalized in a most repugnant and most reprehensible manner. Who speaks for him?
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The recent appointment of Okiro as the new IG is a reflection of how the Nigerian state regards the Igbos…
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Before David Bonaventure Alechenu Mark emerged the senate president of the federal Republic of Nigeria barely a week today, there had been controversies that trailed him in his homeland of …
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I believed and I continue to believe in the fight to eliminate and eradicate corruption from Nigeria. It is a task, that should be done and that must be done!
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Any agitation by South Easterners about the elevation of Okiro will be tantamount to the Igbos of the South South, and particularly Egbema folks of both divide crying foul of …
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Just when you thought it is safe to come out of the woods and support our politicians, especially after a very flawed election full of massive riggings, mayhem and death, …
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Just when you thought it is safe to come out of the woods and support our politicians, especially after a very flawed election full of massive riggings, mayhem and death, …
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Soyinka is denigrating and ridiculing Nigeria before foreign audiences. It is my strong belief that Soyinka is engaging in a campaign against Nigeria and doing a disservice to Nigerians…
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It is heartwarming to learn that Nigeria’s National Assembly has been inaugurated to begin a new term alongside the new president of Nigeria, President Yar’Adua. It is particularly exciting to …
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After decades of missed opportunities, dashed hopes and unmet expectations, it is quite understandable that Nigerians in great numbers are now furiously angry and disappointed at what could have been…
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“Only those who can afford to pay for the services of mobile policemen who will guard them for the period of time they would stay at home venture to travel …
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Today, we have Yar’adua and it doesn’t seem like there is any form of government in place. Or am I blind and deaf? He got sworn in and he went into hibernation…
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Recent statements by President Yar’Adua sound promising and hopeful. But even if he means what he says, these are just the first steps in a thousand miles journey…
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Without allowing people to exercise their franchise during an election, then the definition of this type of government called Democracy has no meaning…