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  • Editorial: As Nigerian Manufacturers threaten shutdown

    An indication of a looming crisis in the manufacturing sector emerged, after the Steel Manufacturing Group of the Manufacturing Association of Nigeria (MAN) threatened to shut down their factories over exorbitant electricity tariffs. Citing lopsidedness, MAN warned that the new tariff order Multi Year Tariff Order (MYTO 2.1) which went into effect on January 1, […]
  • Editorial: The President as commander-in-chief

    After months of prevarication and watching the country wantonly besieged by the horrendous activities of the murderous Boko Haram sect; having advertised its gross incapacitation, having demonstrated in word and deed its cluelessness amid incessant taunts from audacious attacks on major towns and the continuous shameless occupation of the northeastern part of the country, the […]
  • Public Warning: AIG Mbu is Armed And Dangerous!

    Assistant Inspector-General of Police Mbu Joseph Mbu is armed and dangerous! It is necessary to serve this warning to the people of Lagos and Ogun States over whose security of lives and property Mbu has been given immediate charge. Mbu did not wait to set down his heavy luggage trucked from Port-Harcourt to Lagos via […]
  • President Jonathan missed the point on the missing N30trillion

    My attention has been drawn this morning to an article entitled: “Jonathan Replies Soludo over “missing N30 trillion” claim”— extracting from Mr. President’s interview as published by Thisday newspaper.   ThisDay quoted Mr. President as saying that “Soludo said that under Ngozi’s watch they stole N30 trillion” but that since the sum of the federal […]
  • Editorial: OBJ and the tantrums of a discredited Military

    The rather combative riposte by the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) to the feckless charges by former President Olusegun Obasanjo, wherein he accused the military of playing cannon fodder to the Jonathan administration after INEC hinged the postponement of the general elections on the unpreparedness of the military to provide security, once again advertises in dramatic fashion, […]
  • Editorial: Good riddance as Obasanjo quits PDP

    Although it came as no surprise, the resignation of former president Olusegun Obasanjo from the PDP; and the spectacle of tearing his PDP membership card as a public repudiation of the party and its president, Goodluck Jonathan, was nothing more than self-seeking, whimsical and disdainful political grandstanding that graphically tells the odious and mundane craving […]
  • Nigeria 2015: Has It Crossed The Rubicon?

    The embryos of growths that initially attended Nigeria’s fourth republic and its accompanying orchard of hope withered and mottled prior to maturity. In the aftermath of this blight–at a very nascent stage of the democratic process–it gave rise to a mutant that neither cohere with nor conform to the spirit and the letter of democracy. […]Read More
  • Examine the change you Clamour for, Obi Tells Nigerians in Diaspora

    The former Governor of Anambra State and the Deputy Director General of the PDP National Campaign Council, Mr Peter Obi has advised Nigerians in the diaspora to take a critical look at Nigeria and those seeking to be elected in the forth-coming election in the country.  Obi gave the advice on Sunday while speaking to […]
  • Editorial: The Military’s hollow pledge to defend Democracy

    As a hailstorm of condemnation and criticism continue to trail the military following last weekend’s postponement of the February general elections, the military to whom much has been given; and from whom much is expected, went into damage-control mode, reiterating its commitment to support the electoral process and safeguard the nation’s democracy. The assurance was […]
  • Nigeria`s Military: A Sad Reflection

    For Nigeria’s military, times have never been this challenging. Plagued on the one hand by the fiendish activities of some twisted minds that have taken over a vast cut of the country’s northeast region, it is on the other assailed first by the charge of corruption against its leadership by no less a group than […]
  • The Nigeria I See

    The temptation to give up on Nigeria is common among Nigerians that have spoken and written a lot about the good that is a possible experience for Nigeria. But there is a greater passion, a nobler one, to expect and envision a nation where citizens consciously refuse to examine one another through the colored glasses of […]