Restoring Nigeria’s lost agricultural glory
By Chris Ajaero It used to be the mainstay of the Nigerian economy, providing more than 70 percent of the…
A nation tottering in the political minefield
Fifty four years after Nigeria gained independence from the British colonial authorities amidst promises of becoming the foremost black nation,…
NIGERIA’S ECONOMY: Paradox of poverty amidst plenty
A critical appraisal of the Nigerian economy 54 years after independence By Professor Mike Idi Obadan Fifty-four years after Nigeria…
Towards stability in NNPC
Recently, there was a change of guard at the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) as President Goodluck Jonathan sacked Engineer…
2014 Commonwealth Games: Team Nigeria’s near-breakthrough
After a near historic outing in the just concluded Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, Team Nigeria heads to Morocco to…
Nigeria’s sports betting revolution
Sports betting is one of the mutating aspects of Nigeria’s betting games. Betting in Nigeria dates back to the 70s…
“Love thy neighbour as thyself!”
By Chike Emenike The Holy Bible, The Holy Koran, The Hindu Scriptures, The Sanskrit, The Buddhist Teachings and all other…
Panic in hotels over re-classification
Many hoteliers in Lagos are now gripped with fear as the state government embarks on the re-classification of hotels in…
Tackling the Apapa traffic gridlock
The traffic gridlock in Apapa, home of Nigeria’s premier seaports, is threatening maritime and other businesses in the area. Consequently,…
Israel-Gaza War: An endemic conflict between brothers
By John Daniel Obioma The Middle-East region has probably suffered more rivalry and conflict than any other part of the…