Zacch Adedeji: Behold the tax man
Over dinner at the restaurant of the latest five-star hotel in upscale Lagos that Saturday, there was a pervading sense of confidence in the tax ecosystem expressed among diners, a motely crop
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Suspicious ‘Hope’, Kanu’s arrest, the north’s duplicity
Governor Hope Uzodimma of Imo State is the typical Nigerian politician. With utmost dexterity, he has mastered the intrigues of survival in this most brutal and unconscionable trade.
Osoba: Journalism’s Avatar
On the morning of May 25 this year I was just lazily trying to switch from sleep mode to wake-up mode when the phone did the job for me with the alacrity
Nigeria and the unchanging face of politicians – Part 2
The confusion in Anambra State and indeed almost all other zones across the country is due to impunity, by which politicians do not believe in complying with the rules and procedures that
Genocide is not an option in Nigeria – Part 2
As things stand today, the socio-political health of the country is a legitimate cause for grave concern because unlike previous crises that we had somehow managed to circumnavigate, the unprecedented insecurity....
Is it too late to restructure Nigeria?
“Hope deferred makes the heart sick,” so says the Holy Book in Proverbs chapter 13 verse 12. When a heart is sick, it means one’s patience, endurance, fortitude, and tolerance have been
Genocide is not an option in Nigeria
On Sunday July 4, 2021, Rwanda again solemnly marked the 27th anniversary of the end of the genocide of Tutsis in that country. What is known today as the Rwandan genocide...
Nigeria and the unchanging face of politicians
The real time to know whether political games have changed for the better in Nigeria is when there is a major election at stake, such as the upcoming Anambra State governorship election
The imperative of restructuring Nigeria
Since the Industrial Revolution, no country has developed nor can develop outside industrialization. The major characteristic of industrialization is that it thrives only on the economy...
Millennials and future of the Nigerian Stock Exchange
An article by Helen Oji published recently by The Guardian newspaper expressed concern about the future of the Nigerian stock market in the face of waning interest from millennials...
Imperatives of monitoring social investment programme
Ask Nigerians, no one is at a loss on the good intentions of governments, past or current, in the commitment towards delivering on policies developed to better impact the lives of citizens