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For Architect Isa Oyelola Ashiru, President and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Projects Development Inc. and, the undisputed political juggernaut of Kwara south, it is truly time to walk the political talk. After more than two decades…

I learnt an enduring lesson on the day General Sani Abacha died. It was June 8, 1998, and death had laid its icy hands on the maximum ruler, and the scepter had fallen from the grip of the king.  I was deputy editor of National Concord,…

Yesterday as I drove casually along the not-so-busy streets of Abakaliki, I marvelled at how much more cars graced the refurbished roads. During my school days, there were fewer people, fewer businesses, fewer cars on the roads, and the…

Wednesday, 15th of March was the day Ibrahim Magu, the Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, was hoping to have his appointment confirmed by the much vilified Nigerian Senate after having been rejected the…

The trial of Senate President Bukola Saraki continued this week at the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) with the Code of Conduct Bureau (CCB) admitting that Saraki did declare his assets and those of his family members. The third prosecution…

For Architect Isa Oyelola Ashiru, President and Chief Executive Officer of Capital Projects Development Inc. and, the undisputed political juggernaut of Kwara south, it is truly time to walk the political talk. After more than two decades…

In the wake of Mr Peter Obi’s path – breaking inauguration as Governor of Anambra State on March 17, 2006, March became the transition month of Anambra State’s democratic calendar. At the turn of the incumbent Willie Obiano regime’s third…

The most important of life’s battles is the one we fight daily in the silent chambers of the soul—David O. Mckay Even though I had watched the two minute Youtube clip, “Silent Battles” several times on WhatsApp, what the young man was…

In this latest essay titled “The Sons And Daughters Of Ile Ife: Butchered, Paraded And Now Prisoners Of War”, Chief Femi Fani Kayode stresses the bias in the arrest of Ile Ife citizens defending themselves from “barbaric attack”. Read:…

In faraway Geneva, Switzerland, in Western Europe, over ten dozen top Chief Executive Officers of blue-chip Companies operating on the Black African continent are about now rounding up their meeting with the objective of uncovering the…