Opinion
By Odunayo Joseph
Hardly can one open any of our dailies and magazines or listen to any of the electronic media without reading or being fed with news about one mind-boggling act of corruption or the other. It is either the public is being fed with reports of alleged clandestine moves by influential people and agencies …
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By Bankong-Obi
Economists the world over are working hard to evolve measures that will placate the rampaging cash crunch currently hitting the markets. Big time capitalist monopolies are now like pack of cards, crashing. Investors are unsure of their footing as a slip means eternal nose dive.
The big countries that squandered Africa’s resources are in the …
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By Odunayo Joseph
If the avalanche of sordid revelations that emanated from the Power Sector probe by the House of Representatives and the Road Transport probe by the Senate; the constituency contract scam in whcih some members of the House of Representatives were deeply embroiled, the messy contract involving car supply to the House of Representatives …
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By Dr. Ademola Oladusu
I wonder when we shout that Nigeria will be one of the 20 economies of the world by the year 2020. How are we going to do it with the way we are going now? It sounds to me like as the slogan of the late 80s and early 90s, when we …
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By R. A. Adebayo
The news of the death of Mr. Justice Jide Olatawura came to me as a shock on the morning of Friday, October 17, 2008. My immediate younger sister paid me a surprise visit after Otunba Niyi Adebayo, my son, had telephoned her about the incident. Otunba was worried about what my reaction …
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