Vision 20:2020 Mirage Or Reality?
Nigerians are not comfortable that we are talking about competing with leading economies in the Western and Eastern blocs, when the necessary institutional framework...
Cost Of Governance And In-Coming Ministers, Others
The Federal Government recently announced its resolve to scale down the jumbo pay, enjoyed by the outgone senators and members of the House of...
2011: Where Do We Go From Here?
The 2011 polls were described as credible by both international and domestic election monitoring observers. The African Union (AU), ECOWAS, Commonwealth, European Union (EU),...
As We Await Minimum Wage
The spirit of benevolence and collectiveness of President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was exhibited last year as he announced a new salary structure for civil...
Place Of Agricultural Sector In National Economic Development
The agricultural sector, unarguably, constitutes the most neglected sector of the Nigerian economy. Until the country joined the league of oil and gas producing...
Police I-G Must Hear This!
Apparently worried over the crime rate in Port Harcourt and its environs, which reached a frenetic and feverish pitch in 2010, the Rivers State...
Of Boko Haram, Jonathan’s Presidency, And The Rest Of US
The bombing of the United Nations UN) building in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) penultimate Friday, the third in the series in the...
Still On The RSUST Crisis: The Way Forward
The current leadership crisis rocking the Rivers State University of Science and technology (RSUST), from all indications, appears to have degenerated into a life-threatening...
If I Were Police I-G
It is an incontrovertible fact that over the years, the issue of sharing and disbursing excess revenue from the sale of crude oil to...
Legislators, Appointees And Our Economy
That the Federal Government spends at least N1.3 trillion annually on political aides and their cronies is no longer news. Also, it is no...
