Is Nigeria worth dying for? On the surface, the question appears very simple, meriting only a ‘yes’ or ‘no’ response. With deeper reflection and soul-searching, however, any response elicited by that question is likely to reflect how profound it is. Nearly 50 years ago when Nigeria gained independence from Britain, there was much hope and
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January 4, 2019
The boost your business needs
You’re convinced you’ve got a product or service everybody needs. You’re confident that your offering has no parallel in your locality or even in the wider world. You know that the skill set you possess, the service you offer, the product you’ve assembled or packaged is the bomb, but you don’t understand why you can’t
December 21, 2018
My dream for my country: portrait of a new Nigeria
“Ikenna Modebe became governor of Ogun State the same year Mohammed Ibrahim was elected governor of Anambra State and Gbenga Ishola assumed office as executive governor of Kano State. They were three of a number of elected public officials at federal, state and local government levels who won elections and were inaugurated in territories and
November 2, 2018
Leadership that builds a nation
No public official who admonishes Nigerians to ‘ask not what their country can do for them but what they can do for their country’ can expect to be taken seriously anymore. The general populace has suffered far too much and gone through a lot in the hands of their own government to want to listen