Shale oil boom boosts US fuel exports to Nigeria, others
Not only has the United States (US) significantly reduced its imports of Nigeria’s crude oil on the back of its…
FG invests $3.5bn annually in power sector
The Federal Government has over the past 10 years invested about $3.5 billion annually in the power sector,…
From firewood to LPG
The highest non-food expenditure Nigerians make is on housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuel.…
Thoughts on the state of Lagos-Badagry expressway
There is an Igbo saying that if you are performing a ritual for a child that involves seven whole eggs, it…
SIM registration, MNP: What impact on network quality?…
As much as the NCC is enthusiastic about MNP, it has since recanted about it being a solution for QoS. Rather,…
Racing agriculture with Japan
Due to its rapid emergence into global economic dominance in the post-World War II era, Japan has firmly…
Utomi hails agric minister on expo collaboration
Pat Utomi, former presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Mega Party (SDMP), has lauded Adewunmi…
Addressing medical challenge
Official statistics show that there is one doctor to every 6,400 patients in Nigeria. This falls far short of…
Soyinka’s mythical ‘third class’ and our excuse for…
The Guardian Newspaper of Monday, 15 April, 2013 carried a story that should ordinarily not be news. Titled ‘I…
Oil and trade in Africa (2)
The pending Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB) at the National Assembly, if passed into law, is expected to…
Time for NASS to get serious about lawmaking
There currently lie before the National Assembly various bills which have been stalled for years, whose passage…
What do Nigerian students read?
The reading culture of Nigerians is taking another dimension which may not be leading to a good end. A practice…