Chibok girls: Day 300 and Spartans
“Leaders stand for something-vision; leaders stand on something-values,” Dr. Myles Munroe WHEN I began composing this piece, there was so much to write about, but I couldn’t figure out how to begin.
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Time to wake up
SIR: IT is high time that we Nigerians woke up from our sleep; a somnolence which has left us bereft of the wonderful and very useful things which our Creator-Father has given
Cole: Yorubas: How they shape the world (3)
YORUBAS have brought Theatre Arts to the ghettos where the ordinary people live. Many praise singers are careerists – this is all they do. There are professional masters and mistresses of ceremonies,
Enyinnaya: Soludo era: The good, bad and ugly
PROFESSOR Charles Chukwuma Soludo’s era as Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) could be said to be a mixed grill of the good, the bad and the ugly. Soludo assumed office
Igbuzor: 2015, civil service and public admin reform
THE 2015 elections are close by. Political parties and candidates are moving across the country – campaigning. They are making a lot of promises and commitments. The fulfillment of these promises requires
Akinola: The gullible and the fraudster
A FRIEND once wrote to me with great excitement, rejoicing at what the Good Lord had done for him! A so-called company based in Europe had looked into his profile and decided
The Nigerian military and politics
AS the struggle among various political interests vying for control of affairs of Nigeria rages and partisans are being recruited across the political spectrum, the Nigerian military must be insulated from the
Envoy pledges to attract Asian investors to NSE
THE High Commissioner of Nigeria to Singapore, Nonye Rajis-Okpara, has assured that she would support the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) by attracting investors from Asia to invest in the nation’s bourse.
Equities sustain rising profile on the Exchange
YESTERDAY, the positive momentum of the All Share Index [ASI] was sustained across board with the broad market index reclaiming the 28,000-point level. In the view of Dunlorenmerrifield analysts, it is