Opinion

By Reuben Abati  The relationship between Nigeria and China with regard to loans obtained from the latter to fund Nigeria’s infrastructural projects suddenly became a matter ...

By Evelyn Kasina, Family IT Consultant and CEO of Eveminet Communication Solutions Ltd, Kenya From the onset of the Coronavirus, there has been the unuttered and unmet ...

By Ayo Oyoze Baje TITLE: ‘ENCOUNTERS – Lessons From My Journalism Career’ AUTHOR: Azuh Arinze PUBLISHER: YES International Ventures © 2020 BOOK REVIEWER: Ayo Oyoze ...

By Reginald Onabu Modern medicine has made giant strides in the last fifty years. There has been appreciable progress in the evolution of healthcare and ...

By Alvin Afadama People drive socio-economic growth, this means that the greater the percentage of people involved in the productive process of a country, the more ...

It is a show of shame isn’t it, what is going on at the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC)? Established in the year 2000 to assuage the fears of the people of the Niger Delta and address their concerns

By Segun Adams As the coronavirus pandemic forces firms to downsize and cut their wage cost to cope with the adverse economic realities, First Bank ...

The startling allegation that Ibrahim Magu has corruptly been re-looting the country’s recovered looted funds and property is, to say the least, the troubling. How can a supposed catcher of thieves become the thief

Who is afraid of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigeria’s nominee for the soon-to-be-vacant post of Director General (DG) of the World Trade Organization (WTO)? I ask this question because over the weekend, her media adviser, my long-time

By Bilyaminu Kong-kol The objective of communication is, indisputably to attain a desired result; definitely for it to serve the purpose for which it is ...

By Emmanuel Ike-Jonathan, JP. Worried by the many challenges facing the Nigerian state in her developmental strides in various sectors of the economy, the Federal ...

You may pretty well say that Nsukka Pepper’s (Ose Nsukka) fame precedes it in a literal sense, even in cities located hundreds of kilometres away from its provenance. In grocery stalls or open markets, these bright

By Reginald Onabu Culture separates, yet connects, the world. People are either pulled together or else separated by their cultures. The impact of culture is ...

The challenge of providing good nutrition is global. In many instances, it is multidimensional. In Nigeria today, there is no part of the country, segment ...