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The Pandora Papers capture a detailed revelation of involvement of ‘high and mighty’ in questionable deals, and why concerned authorities should beam its searchlight on those involved in the scandal. *** A phrase deeply rooted in Greek mythology, a “Pandora’s box” or more colloquially, a “Pandora” is used to describe any source of great unsettling,…
A critical aspect in Nigeria’s fight against crimes and insecurity are the thousands of localities and spaces without government presence. Can Nigeria truly exit her security issues without fixing this critical vacuum? *** The federal, state and local governments comprise the tiers of government in Nigeria, with 774 local government areas that are described as…
While Nigeria has experienced some growth in her GDP in the current year, the concrete parameters for measuring human development in the country remain puzzling and disheartening. *** The alluring yearning and possibility for a better life easily draws even economic pundits into the mire of an illusion that the real measure of a country’s…
In the last six years, the APC has made critical inroads into the heart of Igboland. A region that was once predominantly PDP is steadily leaving the umbrella for the broom. Will this change stand the test of time? *** The political turf in the Southeastern Nigeria has been experiencing swift maneuverings as political gladiators…
Niyya Foods and Drinks Company Limited (NFDCL) is an indigenous agro-processing business established to enhance the quality of life of Nigerians by providing them with top-quality products at affordable prices. The company which came into existence in 2002 has become Nigeria’s largest producer of non-concentrated juice and yoghurt. Niyya Foods and Drinks cover the vast…
One of the key features of the political landscape of West Africa in the last one year is the violent take-over of government. Is the subregion returning to another era of coups and military rule? *** Within the past one year, violence has apparently been the mechanism for enthroning a non-democratic transfer of power in…
The IPOB sit-at-home order in the south-east is grinding lives, livelihoods and the economy of the region to the ground. How is it possible to impoverish and destroy the very people that IPOB claim to be fighting for? *** The South-East governors rose from a meeting in Enugu, the state capital on Tuesday, with a…
