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Mrs. Kemi Adeosun, a Nigerian British-born Technocrat who was educated in Britain and worked there until she returned to Nigeria for an appointment with a multinational corporation. She later served…

Better late than never is what many Nigerians are saying today.  The news of the Presidential honour for Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola, the acclaimed winner of the Freest, Fairest…

The wisdom to discern between what is right and proper and what is ill-timed is important to us as a nation at this time in our development.  I was inspired…

“Corruption comes from low self-esteem, poor self-concept, low self-worth, fear of scarcity, and high manifestation of insecurity”. – Myles Monroe  “Blame is like the lightning; it hits the highest”. –…

Nigeria education has once again suffered a bad blow as the NYSC has just reported the presence of illiterate graduates on its roll.  Three Corpers serving in Abuja, Lagos and…

This is not just an alarm.  It is real and it deserves immediate attention, if we fully understand the importance of good education for the Nigerian children.  While it may…

This is an article borne out of thorough concern for a nation in distress like Nigeria.  Our boat is about to capsize and our hard-earned reputation is about to be…

We, the people of Nigeria, must device a means of steering the course of our destiny in the light of the socio-political realities of the present time.  Our condition calls…

It is troubling, to say the least, that an incident like the invasion of Parliament and snatching of the Mace, our symbol of authority, can happen to us in Nigeria. …

Wonders shall never stop happening and as I look at our dear nation Nigeria, I am beginning to wonder when the wars will end.   Indeed, any challenge in governance must…

Nigeria-First is a mindset.  It is a frame of mind where you sleep and dream of your nation and get passionate to the point of being willing and ready to…

Elections and electioneering campaigns are becoming interesting in Nigeria these days with the unthinkable number of political parties struggling for visibility and prominence.  The dynamics of a successful election are…

I have only just returned from our dear motherland and the story remains the same – bad leadership, bad roads, electricity failure – no light, corruption galore, fuel scarcity, kidnappings,…

It is so nice and gratifying to come across the heartwarming stories of an African country with so much success that make tears of joy come out of one’s eyes. …

The time is now for our politicians to be proactive about what direction our nation will be moving from now on.  My experience with my friends and other Nigerians both…

My heart bleeds each time I come across the myriad of propaganda materials in Nigeria. There are countless materials on the mantra of change, corruption, rule of law, orientation and…