The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in Abia State has accused the Abia government of selective destruction of illegal structures...
The idea of the social contract, which first appeared in the writings of Plato but developed by Thomas Hobbes, and...
Globally, emerging markets are enduring pressures which are prompting a review of original GDP forecasts. Despite this, Standard Chartered remains...
When Ebola hit Lagos, sub-Saharan’s Africa’s most populous city, Nigerian tech entrepreneurs Seyi Taylor and Bankole Oluwafemi were, just like...
Stanford University Encyclopaedia of Philosophy defines “collective self-delusion” as holding of a false belief in the face of strong and...
There are political leaders whose actions and speeches lend new depths to our democratic experience; whose body language raises the...
The recurring issue of clashes between Fulani herdsmen and farmers in some parts of Nigeria remains one of the major...
Last May, I shared in an extraordinary moment. I had the privilege, together with many leaders from across Africa, of...
The reintroduction of the Treasury Single Account (TSA) by the current administration has been at the centre of much financial...
It has become necessary to revisit the Vision 20:2020 document to demonstrate to what extent the content of this landmark...
As negotiators and ministers from the United States and 11 other Pacific Rim countries meet in Atlanta in an effort...
Nigeria’s gas flaring reemphasises the aphorism that we are rich in energy resources but poor in energy supply. The Associated...
The decision by the Nigerian government to remove history from the Nigerian primary and secondary school curriculum came to me...
My visit to Nigeria this week comes at a crossroad moment for the economy. With a new government in place...
“Risk is like fire: if controlled it will help you; if uncontrolled: it will rise up and destroy you” –...