The scramble for Nigeria’s minerals, by Nick Dazang
The Ministry of Solid Minerals Development started as the Mines and Steel Development Ministry in 1985. Until the advent of President Olusegun Obasanjo, whose administration […]
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The president as a distraction, by Nick Dazang
Chicago State University. President Tinubu. Chicago State University. President Tinubu. There seems to be no end to the drip drip of scandal and the cacophony […]
How the NLC can regain its mojo, by Nick Dazang
Even before the official commencement of the indefinite strike which it ordered its affiliates to embark upon, the Nigeria Labour Congress(NLC) had called it off. […]
Agenda for Governor Mutfwang, by Nick Dazang
Long before Plateau State bequeathed to itself the ennobling mantra of “HOME OF PEACE AND TOURISM”, it was renowned for its unsurpassed scenic beauty. Its […]
Remi Tinubu’s compassion, by Nick Dazang
Under the auspices of her pet project, RENEWED HOPE INITIATIVE, the First Lady, Senator Remi Tinubu, last week gifted a whopping N500million to recent victims […]
The trials of Trump, by Nick Dazang
Major events unfolding in the United States enthrall and engage us. This is because America is the largest economy in the world. It is one […]
Absurdity of palliatives, by Nick Dazang
The discordant tunes sung last week by a number Governors offer us glimpses into the controversial, if not chaotic, N5billion reportedly granted to each of […]
With a cabinet as this, by Nick Dazang
One of the salient propositions the promoters of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu made to Nigerians during the campaign period was his reported knack for assembling […]
Tinubu’s broadcast: Matters arising, by Nick Dazang
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s much heralded and hyped broadcast last Monday came against the backdrop of shrill criticisms of the palliatives he had wanted to […]
The coup in Niger, by Nick Dazang
The Czar of military coups d’etat in Nigeria once offered us a useful glimpse into the prime motivation and raison d’etre for the overthrow of […]
Tinubu should prioritize security, by Nick Dazang
Shortly before he departed for the 5th Mid-year Co-ordination Meeting of the African Union(AU), held at the United Nations(U.N.) Complex in Nairobi, Kenya, last […]
Mmesoma: Matters arising, by Nick Dazang
It was supposed to be a local-girl-makes-good story. Or a rags-to-riches story. It was supposed to be the stuff of legend and folklore. The kind […]
Tinubu’s thirty days in office, by Nick Dazang
The idea of the first One Hundred Days in office became fashionable with the administration of Franklin Delano Roosevelt(FDR) of the United States of America. […]
Nigerian lives matter, by Nick Dazang
Though the salacious songs, LET’S GET IT ON and SEXUAL HEALING catapulted Marvin Gaye to stardom, it was his album, WHAT’S GOING ON , which […]
Electoral process as work in progress
Success has many parents. But failure is an orphan. How true.Even truer is the sordid and lovelorn fate of the Independent National Electoral Commission(INEC). And […]