OPINION

By Daniel Alabrah On November 14, 2018, the Saturday Sun led its front page with the bold headline: “The Atiku Dilemma,” with two accompanying riders: 1. We want to prosecute him for graft but no evidence to nail him, says Itse Sagay; and 2. Ex-VP now vindicated – PDP.

By Simeon Nwakaudu  It was in total submission to the supremacy of God and His faithfulness, that the top echelon of Rivers State Government led by Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike gathered  at the Government House Chapel of Everlasting Grace on December 31, 2018 where they praised the Almighty into 2019.

  By Sunday Orinya The new confrontation between Russia and the West has already taken very specific outlines. The “New Cold War” will not be underpinned by ideological differences. It finds expression in various areas of strategic interest like military, sports, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, cyberspace, spiritual values, etc. …

By Atiku Abubakar President Muhammadu Buhari presented the 2019 Budget Proposals to the Joint Session of the National Assembly on Wednesday 20 December 2018. Its key aim is to, according to the President, ‘further place the economy on the path of inclusive, diversified and sustainable growth in order to continue …

The first thing to say about Amnesty International’s Report: Setting the Record Straight is to thank the organisation for confirming a fact stated time and again by President Muhammadu Buhari that the conflict between herders and farmers in Nigeria is not about religion.

Yemi Akinsuyi Contrary to headline stories in some national dailies, the Federal Government is working assiduously with various stakeholders in the Power Sector to solve the challenges hindering power supply especially along the Generation and Distribution value chain of the sector.

By Haley Thompson At a United Nations debate in New York, Isabel dos Santos, who is currently the richest woman in Africa, spoke of the economic empowerment of African women as a key to transforming society. This and many of her other hopeful and encouraging messages have inspired many citizens …

A Review by Lindsay Barrett   TITLE; THE COMING REVOLUTION; A Manifesto for National Greatness AUTHOR: Iyorwuese Hagher PUBLISHER: GLOVID, Abuja, Nigeria           The first and probably most important thing that one should point out about this book is that it is the product of a profound and consistent sense …

By Adedeji Adeyemi Fakorede Cities in emerging markets could attract $29 trillion in climate-related investments like green buildings and electric vehicles over the next decade, according to the World Bank’s International Finance Corporation (IFC).

Despite the mounting rise in customers’ frustration over poor service delivery in every aspect of services rendered by telecommunication companies, telcos operating in the country continue relentlessly with their push for fat bottom lines without any show of concern for improved service delivery. Adedeji Adeyemi Fakorede reports.