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The making of billionaires in oil-rich Nigeria: Who is powering their rise?
In periods of oil prices hovering around $100 per barrel, Nigeria scoops approximately $200 million per day in revenues from the global oil market. Who are the major beneficiaries of these proceeds? Roughly two…
Six things Tinubu must do to immediately renew our hope
With the return of Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, president-elect, to the country on Monday after a month’s vacation abroad ahead of his inauguration on May 29, 2023, as the 16th president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria,…
Is Japa to the UK on a student visa greener pasture or self-imposed hardship?
I have seen different videos of students in the UK complaining about life in the UK. I have tried to look the other way, but I think some people may be truly ignorant about coming to the UK using the student route. My…
What next for Aishatu Binani?
Now that the storm in the drama-filled Adamawa gubernatorial election has subdued, the two big contenders – Aishatu Dahiru Binani and Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri – will have the opportunity to retrospect, to strategise…
For Nigerian Doctors; To serve Nigeria is by force
A society full of sinners judging sinners for sinning differently… Nigeria is a country where everybody is right, and everybody is wrong, it is a nation where when I am right, you…
Adamawa: When the Umpire Goes Rogue
Residents of Yola woke up last Sunday morning to the announcement of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Aisha Binani as ‘winner’ of the…
Tinubu’s Debt To The North-West
It has been acknowledged that the All Progressives Congress would not have won the 2023 presidential elections without the support of the North West towards Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s campaign. Despite the North West…
The North and the other North
There is a delusion that North sits somewhere dressed in babanriga, picking its teeth and relishing in its ability to make whomsoever it loves the president. This arrogant conception by political opportunists and their…
Expatriate as INEC boss
What we call elections may not pass any test across the border. I hinged all hope on Mahmood Yakubu, a man so exposed to decency and organisation, to change the face of INEC and leave the stage an eternal hero.…
My ancestors and forebears in the media office
All things are now ready. Last week, I wrote about the cleaning and clearing of my office in the State House, Presidential Villa, Abuja. The job is now done, and as a bride waits for her groom, the office now expects…
Adenuga at 70: His private jet called Sisi Paris, car preferences, others
Olabode Opeseitan, a social commentator, consultant and global business developer, who interacted with the billionaire founder of Globacom and Conoil, Dr. Mike Adenuga Jr., for over three decades, 16 years of which he…
Why South-East doesn’t deserve Senate presidency again
As the inauguration of the next Nigerian legislature, termed the 10th National Assembly, draws near, different people and groups have started plotting to emerge leaders of the Senate and the House of Representatives.…
Why the National Assembly race matters
NIGERIANS have divided opinions about the efficacy of democracy in driving its development. There are constant threats to our democracy stemming from procedural and structural deficiencies in the system. At the core…
Tinubu’s Traducers Should Be Tired By Now
The lies are getting deeper; the propaganda steeper, and the curses and insults sicker. There should be limits to crudity. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is Nigeria’s president-elect and will be sworn in as president in a…
Low hanging fruits for Tinubunomics
“There are two tragedies in life; one is not to get your heart’s desire. The other is to get it.”-George Bernard Shaw The Pre-1999 Lagos was bedevilled with serious environmental and socioeconomic malaise of…
Amaechi and contracts
A new book by a former Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman, interestingly places former Minister of Transportation Rotimi Amaechi in the middle of alleged contract…
The smart alec called Achraf Hakimi
The divorce epidemic in the world and its attendant crises in divorce property sharing assumed a different colour last week in the matter of Moroccan, Achraf Hakimi Mouh, and his erstwhile wife, Spanish actress, Hiba…
Why Igbo should not go home for census
“The mass return of our people during this forthcoming population census will help us quantify the population of Biafrans in Nigeria. They have always told the world that we are a dot with an insignificant population”…
Mischief makers and their failed campaign of calumny against NNPC, officials
As the President Mohammadu Buhari’s administration winds down in glorious departure, mischief makers have rolled up their sleeves to drag in the mud the hard-earned credibility of Mr. Mele Kyari, the group managing…
Why is nobody talking about Atiku?
There are endless peculiarities, I must here admit, about the 2023 presidential election, the least not being the outing of Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). With the…
Chrisland School: Between Sanwo-Olu, Justice and Propaganda
According to William Cullen Bryant, “truth crushed to the earth, shall rise again.” This truism credited to the great hero is…
How to improve medical records of patients from being tampered with in Nigeria with Blockchain…
Nigeria’s healthcare sector is dealing with a number of issues, including growing healthcare expenditures, a growing need for individualized care, and ineffective data management and sharing systems. One cannot overemphasize the…
ObidientZombies And Some Igbo Interpreters Of Maladies: How Dare You Compare Achebe With Soyinka
It is not uncommon in Nigeria for one ethnic group to make another ethnic group the target of ethnic slurs in form of unfavorable, derisive or disparaging jokes, sayings, or riddles. Lately, Nobel laureate Wole Soyinka…
Why Tinubu Should Jettison Subsidy Removal
About 12 months after President Buhari came to office, petrol price increased astronomically from N86.50 to N145, an increase of almost 67 per cent. At that time, crude oil was selling for $45 a barrel, and the…