Public Affairs
New wine, old wineskins – The Nation
• The old PHCN workers should not force themselves on the new power companies Old habits, they say, die hard....
Read moreNyako’s infamous letter – Punch
Given his current position as a state governor, and as a retired senior naval officer who has had the distinction...
Read moreYet another Workers’ Day – Guardian
Nigeria workers will today join their counterparts the world over to commemorate the yearly International Workers’ Day or the Labour...
Read moreLeadership lessons from South Korea – Punch
There comes a time when a public official must resign. Nothing captures this essence more lucidly than Sunday’s resignation of...
Read moreFor lower Naira bills – Leadership
Small business owners are getting worried at the continued disappearance of lower denominations of the naira from circulation. This development,...
Read moreFG’s privatization of transport sector – National Mirror
The Federal Government, not quite long ago, made public its plan to privatise the transport sector. The Minister of Information,...
Read moreFocused action, not divisive tirades, to address insecurity – Daily Trust
It is fortuitous that last week’s expanded meeting of the National Security Council (NSC) chaired by President Goodluck Jonathan has...
Read moreConflicting information on insurgency – Daily Independent
The recent recant by the Director of Defence Information, Chris Olukolade, on the number of rescued female students that were...
Read morePolicing our borders for effective security – The Sun
The decision of the Federal Government to open 30 new border posts mainly in the crisis-torn North-East region is a...
Read moreSecurity challenges: need for greater responsibility by all – THE CITIZEN
The challenging security situation in the country is expected to receive a fresh initiative following the meeting held by the...
Read moreThe insensitivity in Kano – The Guardian
It was certainly an unimaginable feat of political miscalculation or error of judgment, President Goodluck Jonathan’s decision the other day,...
Read moreProbe the Abuja CCTV project- The Sun
At a time the country is in dire need of enhanced security surveillance to combat insecurity, especially the onslaught of...
Read moreBefore The Eclipse Of Candles, Kerosene Lamps -The Guardian
IT is desirable but simply over-optimistic the claim that the Federal Government would in 12 months replace the use of...
Read moreEx-Georgian president’s anti-graft message – Punch
TWO former foreign presidents have told Nigeria that without first getting the anti-corruption crusade right, making economic progress would be...
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