For years, many Nigerians prayed that the oil would finish so Nigeria could start afresh, could go back to first...
I love my Readers Digest. I started reading it when I was 12 years old; it littered my father’s...
It was no Ides of March but certainly one of the most inspiring news of the month when Lagos and...
With hindsight, we now know that most of the African elite that participated in the struggle for independence did so...
I have provided my opinion on the elections held in Kogi state on November 22 and December 5, 2015 earlier...
One of the highlights of the just concluded Spring Meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF)...
Three news items dominated the air waves last week. China grants Nigeria $6 Billion loan, Nigeria agrees a yuan swap...
“We have exposed our children and youth to a very rotten and spoilt Nigeria, and one can only imagine how...
This past week, Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari was in China. He was given full honours by the Chinese government. Nigerian...
We read that the petroleum industry bill last week passed its first reading in the Senate for the third time....
A few years ago, following the financial crisis in Wall Street, Her Majesty the Queen Elizabeth II asked a crowded...
Economics is laced with historical events that have shaped nations, and that still bear relevance today. And, so, recently I...
For months, the candidates of the Republican Party have thoroughly embarrassed themselves, their party and their country with their adolescent...
The man was very upbeat, a mischievous smile playing on his lips. I peered at him from the back window...
Expectedly, last week, President Zuma of South Africa survived an impeachment vote initiated by the opposition parties over the Nkandla...