Re-inventing a troubled ACP
The ACP Group is troubled. This regional organisation is in distress, so to speak, and needs to be rescued. The…
Re: Advertising industry reforms – in praise of APCON’s…
I am strongly inclined to believe that the article written by one Brendan Akinsanya in BusinessDay (Tuesday,…
Examining Nigeria’s digital future
Mobile handsets have become one of the fastest selling items in Nigeria. Data obtained by BusinessDay…
Countering regulation risk in Nigeria’s financial sector…
There are major risks inherent in the regulatory reform process in Nigeria’s financial sector, especially in…
The richest person in the cemetery
Ironically, it was the Vatican Press itself that first maligned and disparaged the new Pope Francis I as the…
Bank charges and financial inclusion project
These may not be the best of times for bank customers who are reeling under arbitrary and excessive charges.…
Youth invents Yoruba scrabble
Young Joseph Akin Samson, an OND graduate of mass communication from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY),…
Power, constructive opposition and Nigerian political…
There are numerous lessons to be learned from developed nations. Primary among these is simply that power isn’t…
NHIS and the unfinished reform
At the 2012 Physicians Week in Abuja, the president of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA), Osahon…
Ezeife, Uwazuruike, there is another bombing
The former governor of Anambra State, Chukwuemeka Ezeife, and leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of…
Thinking home: The Godwin Ezeemo example
To begin with, this article is inspired by Chuks Oluigbo’s two-part piece, “Igbos, think home!”…
Okah and the wheel of justice
The sentencing, Tuesday, of Henry Okah, leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND),…