THE article titled ‘The Buhari of my personal experience’, written by Ambassador Ignatius Olisemeka was published in full in The Guardian of Friday, February 6, 2015. Part of it was erroneously published
SIR: Where are the crazy Nigerian politicians? I expect some of the not- too-popular political parties in Nigeria would be full of “crazy” people. I mean positively crazy like the Green Party
THE political landscape in the country is gradually unfolding. The political gladiators have started beating and sounding their drums in commencement of their campaigns. Sadly, the situation still remains the same. The
CONTINUED FROM YESTERDAY THE manner at which the APC vehemently opposed postponement of these elections suggests that something is not adding up. Why on earth the APC would be insisting that election
John Cardinal Onaiyekan, Catholic Archbishop of Abuja and a former President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), spoke to NKECHI ONYEDIKA-UGOEZE in Abuja on critical national issues such as the Non-Violence
THE Association of Industrial Pharmacists of Nigeria (NAIP) yesterday, assured that more pharmaceutical companies will be listing on the floor of the Nigeria Stock Exchange (NSE) . The national chairman of
MARKET capitalisation shed weight yesterday on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) by N134.9 billion, to close at N9.6 trillion. The dipped further by 139bps as the All Share Index also dipped
LIKE a thunder in the bolt, the general elections originally scheduled for both February 14 and 28, 2014 have been shifted to March 28 and April 11, 2014. To the undiscerning, this
THE current political campaigns are throwing up a lot of issues, issues that should rather be left where they are unless they must be properly treated because some of them stink. One