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However, none of these strategies and ideas ... will matter if people aren’t inspired to take action to demand these things from the government. This is the only way. Ever…
Read Moreby Adeniyi Abdul Corruption really isn't such a bad thing really, if the worlds of Indian Minister Shivpal Singh Yadav are anything to go by. The minster while speaking to…
Read Moreby Funke Aboyade The reports of corruption that continue to filter out on an almost daily basis are not just mind blowing, they are disheartening. The impunity, the sheer brazenness,…
Read Moreby Isi Esene Dr. Olarotimi Ajayi, a senior Nigerian diplomat in Venezuela has been detained for over two weeks by the immigration officials of the South American country over allegations…
Read Moreby Elor Nkereuwem File photo As much as we may argue that journalists are prone to taking bribes because of their poor remuneration, the truth is that it is greed…
Read Moreby Isi Esene The Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada, has warned the state’s newly sworn-in commissioners not to abuse their positions or he would not hesitate to hand them over…
Read MoreIt is sad that Nigerians above a certain age spend so much time living in the past, lamenting how things used to work, such that there is no energy left…
Read Moreby Elnathan John The Nigerian god is one. It may have many different manifestations, but it is essentially different sides of the same coin. Sometimes, adherents of the different sides…
Read Moreby Adeniyi Abdul It would seem the latest person to be trapped in the ever increasing net of prominent public figures accused of corruption is none other than governor of…
Read Moreby Seyi Lawal As her track record shows, Justice Aloma Mukhtar is one tough lady, and she's clearly not about to slow down now that she's been appointed Chief Justice…
Read Moreby Segun Adeniyi In the last couple of days, I have had to imagine the tragedy of last Sunday at Barakin Ladi and Riyom, Plateau State, when Senator Gyang Dantong…
Read Moreby Isi Esene Foremost playwright, Prof. Niyi Osundare, yesterday declared that the President Goodluck Jonathan administration "lacks the will and capacity to fight corruption because it's immersed in theft and…
Read Moreby Sonala Olumhense Nasir El-Rufai, a former minister of the Federal Capital Territory, is the author of a new work of fiction: that Dr. Goodluck Jonathan has tarnished the legacy…
Read Moreby Elnathan John Sometimes the leaders of a country can unilaterally destroy a country or lead it into war without the active participation of its citizens. That is very selfish.…
Read MoreFor some of us, who fortunately or unfortunately do not get to be TJ, we can only have ourselves to blame for allowing our leaders enslave us and brainwash us…
Read Moreby Hauwa Gambo No, we're not spoofing you. The House of Representatives - yes, the same one that has been bouncing some hundreds of thousands of dollars, still un-found, between…
Read Moreby Funke Aboyade, [email protected] I wasn’t surprised at the avalanche of emails and SMS I received following last week’s column (Presidential Nuisance…). My plan was to publish some of those reactions…
Read Moreby Seyi Lawal In April 2011, the US Deparment of Justice filed paper work to seize US-based assets of former Bayelesa State Governor Diepreye Alamieyeseigha—a home in the state of Maryland, and an account in a brokerage…
Read Moreby Tolu Orekoya The beginning of the rainy season usually hits subsistence farmers hardest: Their crops from the previous year are usually close to running out or are finished altogether, and…
Read MoreThe $620,000 bribery scandal involving Farouk Lawan, the chairman of the House of Represantatives' ad hoc committee on fuel subisdy and oil magnate Femi Otedola may just have hit a dead…
Read Moreby Tabia Princewill IT seems that every time we tell ourselves that things could not possibly get any worse in this country, the forces of evil laugh at our naïve…
Read Moreby Emmanuel Nwachukwu Mention Nigeria to any casual observer and the dominant image of the country is corruption. “It is the way we do things here”, a public servant once…
Read Moreby Elnathan John I interrupt the ‘How To’ series to say one thing. I am angry. Very angry. So if you want to laugh or have started your day…
Read Moreby Abimbola Adelakun In those days Israel had no king; everyone did as he saw fit. Judges 17:6 (NIV) In the Holy Bible, a copy of which I used to…
Read MoreOf course, every leadership is a product of its citizenry. They do not fall from the skies. It is from amongst us that we ‘elect’ them. Chinedu Anarado The mood pervading…
Read Moreby Tolu Orekoya "What a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive," goes the poem by Walter Scott, and it looks like the fall out from the…
Read MoreAs a journalist you have to find a balance between caring too much and becoming numb. My biggest fear is to become cynical. 'Dog food!' he shouted over the mostly…
Read Moreby Lekan Olanrewaju Take cover folks; it's one hell of a war of words and you definitely don't want to be caught in the crossfire. Yesterday CEO of Zenon Oil…
Read Moreby Elnathan John Nigerians are corrupt. Even a suckling knows this. From time to time however, the odd situation arises where one Nigerian accuses another of corruption, you know, like…
Read Moreby Osyman Dias The UK is not a developed nation because the people are more intelligent or superior to us; they are developed because even their worst leaders have been…
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