TITLE: The FIRST Nation-building Regional Conference (South West Symposium), 29th & 30th May 2013, Welcome Centre Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos THEME: Building a developed Nigeria in One Generation Why this event? v Nigeria is underdeveloped both in terms of human and infrastructural development, yet most citizens have left the destiny of their nation solely in the hands of their political leaders. ... Read More »
I was unhappy in Kano. I was unhappy with Governor Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso. I was unhappy with the way he exposes non-performing governors in the north. I was unhappy because he has loudly pandered to my expectations. Governor Kwankwaso is a Welfarist. You need a “Father Christmas” administration as his to revive economically and psychologically knocked-down places and people. You ... Read More »
Some things just don’t add up when it comes to the Woolwich killing. There are certainly more questions than answers. Let us examine the facts. An off-duty British soldier by the name of Lee Rigby was walking down the street in the charming and peaceful London suburb of Woolwich. All of a sudden, and out of the blue, he was ... Read More »
{Press Release} More than fifty women made a pledge to invest in other young women to make Africa a better place for all at The Women Inspiration and Enterprise (WIE) Africa symposium which held in South Africa. The event which took place in early this month consisted of panels and workshops on topics such as role of technology in media, ... Read More »
May 6th 2013 made it 3 years since Goodluck Ebele Jonathan became president of Nigeria. As an elected government, the administration would be celebrating its second anniversary next week. It therefore is the right time to look at how well it has fared. Two years is sufficient time to examine what promises have been kept, what projects are on schedule and ... Read More »
