(By Chiedu Uche Okoye) “Again, this administration has failed to revamp our dysfunctional system. But, our leaders are not unaware that education is the pivot
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Where Is The Goodluck Jonathan Without Shoes?
(By Ken Oloye) “Considering the huge amount of money that has been tagged Intervention Funds voted for SME’s in recent years, I suppose the landscape
Between Buharists and Jonathanians: The gathering storm
(By Azuka Onwuka) “For the Jonathanians, it is not possible for Buhari to win an election. Whatever needs to be done to stop him must
The Day President Jonathan Came To OAU; The Game, The Drama And The Reality
(By Rahaman Abiola Toheeb) “And I am happy not only because I was part of the history-making students who collectively rejected the pomaded nuisance of Nigerian
2015: Why Jonathan May Lose as an Incumbent
(By Bayo Olupohunda) “Let me make it clear for people reading this, especially supporters of this administration, the laziest thing will be to dismiss my thoughts
#BringBackJonathan2015: The Wages Of Impunity – Wole Soyinka
(By Wole Soyinka) “Thus, it would be inaccurate to say that I have been detached from the Boko Haram affliction – very much the contrary.
National confab report: Roadmap to national rebirth
(By Johnson Momodu) “While some people contended that Nigeria’s integrity would be compromised by such a conference, others said it would lead to the
Why Goodluck Jonathan is likely to win the 2015 presidential election by a landslide – Femi Aribisala
(By Femi Aribisala) “The forthcoming 2015 presidential election in Nigeria is another election that has become easy to predict, but for different reasons. Yes, it
Policy Implementation: The Bane Of Goodluck Jonathan’s Administration
(By Jude Feranmi) “If anything, democracy, a government of the people, strives and develops when the people can have their say, no matter where they
A Senseless Massacre of Innocents in Nigeria
(By Gordon Brown) “Nigeria has more than 10 million children out of school, the worst record in the world. We cannot meet the millennium development goals