Nigeria’s oil price slump, a blessing after all!
(By Smart Chukwuma Amaefula) "The right time to act is now. We should desist from paying lip service to diversifying the economy from the non-oil sector. Even the shale oil Read More >>
Nigerian Government, Build Refineries to Replace Subsidy!
(By Emejuiwe Victor) "Nigerians believe that some of the people benefiting from the present subsidy payments are group of unpatriotic Nigerians, who choose to own refineries outside Nigeria, with the Read More >>
Sidelining of Corporate Social Responsibility by MSMEs (Micro, Small and Medium Entreprises)
(By Adebiyi Adeyemi) "The array of these eye-sore scenarios has prompted me to ask myself why this same people opine that only the big organisations owe the society some sense Read More >>
Fine-tuning austerity measures towards enhancing revenue base
(By Olalekan Odewale) While appreciating that tough times require tougher measures, one must also understand that the country must also look inward towards generating revenue to meet the capital requirements Read More >>
2015 Elections: Leaders not promises!
(By Samuel Akpobome Orovwuje) "More importantly for Nigerians and indeed the electorate yarning for manifest change, is the realisation that genuine leadership must take root through credible elections. Antecedents and Read More >>
2015 elections: Pending tasks before INEC
(By Adewale Kupoluyi) "Despite these laudable efforts, many Nigerians, local and international observers are already expressing worry over some issues that should be sorted out without further delay if we Read More >>
Fellow Nigerian Youth, We Must Remember The Future
(By Olu Wole Onemola) "We have seen our dear Nigeria hover constantly among the lowest tiers of corruption indexes, development indicators and human rights evaluations. We have seen the many Read More >>
Dying art of letter-writing and ICT revolution
(By Kingsley Charles) "In addition, the dying art of letter-writing has made inroads into the writing skills of the youth. Having to send messages via social networking sites, many Nigerian Read More >>
Perpetuating Dysfunctional System Through local Government Autonomy
(By Polycarp Onwubiko) "The strident agitation to reinvent functional or true federalism led to the convocation of the National Conference. Although the recommendations of the national confab cannot guarantee maximally Read More >>
The job creation saga
(By Ayanate Roberts) "How far we as Nigerians can grow and boost our economy depends on how fast we let go of our previous conceptions of the definition of a Read More >>