Perspectives
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Ajaero: Most controversial Nigerian labour leader in history, by Kola Amzat
Since the incumbent president of the Nigerian Labor Congress assumed office barely 15 months ago, he’s involved in brawl with security agencies on more than 5 occasions. Nigerians vividly recall the Imo state born Labor leader got himself ENMESHED in unnecessary struggle with security agencies at Owerri in the beginning of the year, where hoodlums thoroughly rough-handled and subjected him…
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Tinubu’s China trip: The gains and vistas of opportunities for Nigeria, by Dada Olusegun
President Bola Tinubu on Friday rounded off his official visit to China with his trip to the world’s 2nd largest economy ending with very significant and mouthwatering gains for Nigeria. It was obvious that the President was looking forward to a trip heavy on deals that would impact on Nigeria’s quest to improve our infrastructure, agriculture, power, solid minerals etc…
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Open Letter: President Bola Tinubu, time is going, by Gani Adams
Your Excellency, I bring you good tidings from the more than 65 million Yoruba of South-West in Nigeria, including Edo, Delta, Kwara and Kogi states. I also write this letter to you as one of the more than 200 million people God created as Nigerians. We have no regret that we were created to inhabit this geographical space in the …
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Next generation, not election, by Lanre Issa-Onilu
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu asked a critical question at a parley with members of the Nigerian community in China: “But can we help it?” In other words, can we not make these tough decisions to save our country from economic collapse? Could we have sustained the petrol subsidy to ensure much lower pump prices? Could we have continued to defend…
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Zacch Adedeji: The journey of a tax man by birth, by Lere Olayinka
When on June 15, 2023, President Bola Tinubu made his first few appointments and Zacheuos Adedeji was announced as the Special Adviser on Revenue, it was clear to discerning minds that the next Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) had been unveiled. Three months after serving as Special Adviser to the President on Revenue, the final destination of…
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Why President Tinubu always takes the hard road, by Temitope Ajayi
Those who think they are taking a dig at the President have been gloating. Their usual refrain is that the man they said built Lagos should build Nigeria for them to see. As Governor of Lagos, the President reformed governance and set the state on the path of irreversible progress. President Tinubu has never claimed he did it alone or…
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The Nigerian Economic Society (NES) Award and my reform journey with economists, by Prof. Tunji Olaopa
At the just concluded 65th annual conference of the Nigerian Economic Society (NES) in Abuja, one of the highlights of the annual ritual was the conferment of the 2024 Distinguished Economic Service Award on seven eminent Nigerians. And yours sincerely is one of the awardees. This is one award that holds a fundamental significance among all the other ones I…
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Oil sector challenges: opposition’s information propaganda machinery must be neutralised,by Kola Amzat
Left to the key figures in the opposition parties alone, the roof of the house must come down. In-fact, Nigeria should be in flame by now so that they could have their way, by emerging through the back door to claim ‘electoral victory’ which electorates never gave them at polls during the 2023 presidential elections. This is the Agenda they’ve…
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Perspectives on local council conversations, by Rafiu Ajakaye
One of the most difficult conversations to have these days is around our local government councils and grassroots development. This is made more complicated by the split judgment of the Supreme Court that says federal allocations should now go straight to the individual accounts of the 774 councils. The judgment wasn’t unanimous, just as Nigerians, political or apolitical, are split…
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How the late Dimgba Igwe saved my career, by Ismail Omipidan
As a devout Muslim, I know God doeth all things. But He uses people to make those things possible- in our individual upward social mobility or career growth. The late Dimgba Igwe, a quintessential media guru, was my own God-sent. But for him, I probably would have resigned from The Sun, in 2008, barely three years after he had visited…
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