It’s okay to take a break
Earlier this year, I told myself that I needed a holiday alone, without my husband or children. I decided that it…
Think you’re a bone cracker? Try orobo turkey
Life can really be fun when you throw some cares out of the window, come down from a high horse and mingle with…
Keeping the naira stable
The zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) and quantitative easing embarked upon by central banks in most developed…
BPE sees gas supply challenge as threat to improved…
Nigeria’s lack of sufficient capacity to supply enough gas to power plants needs to be tackled to support the…
The judiciary in a democracy
In a democracy, the judiciary is an impartial umpire. It is also a lubricant, having the capacity to calm frayed…
Why are IOCs walking away from Nigeria’s oil industry?
While some analysts have argued that the divestment or withdrawal of stakes by international oil companies (IOCs)…
Ending Nigeria’s refining woes: can Dangote do it?
When Aliko Dangote, business mogul and Africa’s richest man, in April disclosed his intention to build a 400,000…
The mouse click that roared
Until recently, cyber security has primarily interested computer geeks and cloak-and-dagger types. The Internet’s…
Jatropha, a plant set to turn investors into…
Judging by the reality brought to the fore at the recently concluded third international conference on Jatropha…
Cabotage implementation and the N2trn annual capital…
Since the liquidation of Nigerian National Shipping Line (NNSL) in September 1995, the Nigerian economy has…
Edo urges National Assembly to legislate vegetable oil…
Edo State government has called on the National Assembly to legislate on law banning the importation of farm…
Unlocking the potentials for an industrial revolution
Steel, electricity, rail transport, plastics and fertilizers were the linchpin inventions of the second Industrial…