Commentary: Goodluck Jonathan; An Epigraph
Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan is clearly God’s favourite. He is the only Nigerian politician to have been in power for 16 uninterrupted years since 1999. Whereas other politicians came and…
Commentary: Regreening Our Habits
Before now, global arguments about climate change were generally viewed as elitist, neo-colonial intrusions into our poor lives. Still grappling with rudimental developmental and political issues, African leaders and their…
Commentary:Uduaghan as the Salt of Entertainment Industry
In the Nigerian political folklore, no politician or political leader has impacted the entertainment industry more than the Governor of Delta State, Emmanuel Uduaghan, a medical doctor-turned-politician. Whether it is…
Why More Nigerians May Join ISIS
Young, vibrant and outspoken, Ibrahim Uwais could easily have added his voice to issues concerning Nigeria’s forthcoming general elections just like many young people in the country are doing, but…
Commentary: Skip the Process……Achieve Results
This topic came from a discussion I had with a senior colleague. We were having chat on results, academic grades and marketing skills, and then the question popped up. Which…
Analysis: As Hawks Go to War in Nigeria’s Presidential Election, Jonathan Has a Slim Edge
From years to months, weeks and now days, the countdown to the 2015 general election has hit the home stretch. Incumbent President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)…
Commentary: Obasanjo, a Clown is Not a Statesman
There is no straightjacket definition of a statesman. But there are notable attributes ingrained in every statesman. For the sake of lexical convenience, we might just adopt the Encarta Dictionary…
Corporate Etiquette: You and Your Body Language
In the workplace, your action and acts may speak louder, much louder than words can capture. You can say a lot with your facial expression, hand gestures, visual expression, nodding,…
Commentary: Boko Haram and Their Presidential Candidate
There is uncertainty in the air today. The ghostly wind of 2015 powered by the supposed United States prediction of the end of Nigeria is feared to be blowing in…
Commentary: Buhari is not the change….
At last, the haze is clear. The scales have fallen and the masquerades in the February 14, 2015 bullfight have been revealed. And it is a straight fight between incumbent…