by Mark Amaza It is common knowledge that the Nigerian government is a very large one, with 28 ministries and parastatals, agencies and commissions that altogether total about 500. There has been a lot of talk about reducing the size and cost of government, with President Goodluck Jonathan constituting a committee headed by former Head... Read More

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#YNaija2013Review: Vector, Yemi Alade, Niyola… See who made the 10 most underrated artistes of 2013

by Uche Briggs 1. Morell Morell is a brilliant Northern ambassador. His Oxygen and Anti-Social songs have that peculiar northern appeal that creates an appreciation for the culture. You really don’t have to take my word for it. Listen to Ganga Da Garaya (http://notjustok.com/2013/09/10/morell-ganga-da-garaya/) Thank me later. 2. Sound Sultan Very few Nigerians alive, dead... Read More

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December 30, 2013

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#YNaija2013Review: The 10 most remarkable people in 2013? Feyi Fawehinmi shares his list

by Feyi Fawehinmi When I was asked to put this list together, the theme that ran through my mind was ‘leadership’. So, with a couple of exceptions, here are ten people who impressed me with their leadership in 2013. Enrique Pena Nieto When you are elected the 57th President of Mexico,... Read More

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December 30, 2013

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#YNaija2013Review: Yomi Kazeem lists 2013’s 10 top people in sports (and of course Stephen Keshi is in!)

by Yomi Kazeem In pure sporting terms, 2013 has been quite a fruitful year. As is always the case, football was the main item on the agenda and with many of the stellar highlights coming from football, the many fans of the various national teams were cheerful for most of the year as Nigeria enjoyed... Read More