by Pius Adesanmi Fazebuuk Yeyebrity and Mitterand Okorie, speaking of Julius Berger, you dis my pikins never see anything. About ten years ago or so, I wrote a stinging op-ed blasting Julius Berger. I had gone for a lecture in Abuja and noticed how Julius Berger was ferrying her Nigerian workers: in dangerous makeshift containers... Read More

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corruption, Engineering, Governance, Julius Berger, nigeria, opinion, Politics, Underdevelopment

October 3, 2016

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Nigeria at 56: Nothing to Celebrate

by Aduratomi Bolade Things are worse now than they were 56 years ago. The politicians and their supporters would want us to believe otherwise but they know it would be a hard sell. I’ve tried very hard to be happy as Nigeria celebrates another independence day. I tried switching on my trademark Nigerian-cup-half-full mindset; I’ve... Read More

56th Independence, independence, nigeria, State of the country, Underdevelopment

August 8, 2014

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Osun State University students are not impressed with Aregbesola [DETAILS]

By Adedayo Ademuwagun It is now less than 24 hours to the gubernatorial election in Osun, and the Osun State University main campus in Osogbo is empty. The students have fled. This state university was founded seven years ago. However, it has since seen little infrastructural development. The dusty, bumpy road to the campus... Read More

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February 9, 2014

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Opinion: Why the next president MUST come from the North-east

by Bukar Mustapha Therefore, as the calculations begin for 2015, it is our prevent hope that this time around, the larger North plays the fair card for the North-East in picking a presidential candidate. Yes, in 2011 something of that nature was reflected but some of us who are keen students of power knew that... Read More

APC, bukar mustapha, INEC timetable, north-central, north-east, opinion, PDP, President Goodluck Jonathan, shutout, Underdevelopment, ynaija

November 20, 2012

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Opinion: What is Nigeria worth beyond oil and gas?

by Niyi Akinnaso Today, virtually every branch of government has showcased more cases of corruption and grandstanding than substantive achievements. There are two approaches to this question. Those who focus on Nigeria’s potential and, therefore, see Nigeria’s glass as only half full, will tell you that the country remains a “great” one (a self-delusion that... Read More

corruption, nigeria, Oil and Gas, olusegun obasanjo, Umar Musa Yar'Adua, Underdevelopment

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