A wrong turn on the rail track
At the end of last week’s FEC meeting, Minister of Transportation, Ibrahim Bio, announced a number of decisions taken in respect of
Nnamdi ‘Andy’ Uba: A fitting finale for fraud
“The appellant has been shuttling from one court to another on a matter that the Supreme Court had already delivered jugement. The
Of Guinea and intimate tales origin
I am writing these lines from Conakry, the capital of the Republic of Guinea. Like the good Count, Don Quixote De La
Nigeria: Between potentials and failures
At the heart of my recent visit to Eritrea, was the interview session that I had with Isaias Afewerki, the President of
The interminable paralysis of the ANPP
Last Friday, an agitated member of the All Nigeria People’s Party [ANPP] made a very angry call to me. He complained that
Nigerian economy of Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola
It was Lenin who once described politics as a concentrated expression of economics. I retunred to Nigerian last weekend and ran into