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By   Augustine Kanu  and  Hart Ekeledo In less than ten years now, Nigeria's economy has twice embarked on recession. The first being in the year 2010; shortly  after  the change in government of United States of America, which saw  the now outgoing president Barack Obama of the Democrats party taking over leadership from president George Bush of the Republicans. Obama's new government brought a lot of unpleasant change that negatively affected almost every sector in US (leading to loss of jobs, hardships, etc). Nigeria and other countries that were dependent on US as well got their share of America's travail. The situation was referred to as a global meltdown. Soon enough, US got onto her feet again, and so did Nigeria and her like minds but much more later. However, the lessons of that economic recession were hitherto, forgotten by Nigerian government. You May Also Like:  WEST AFRICA’S YOUNGEST FEMALE WRITER-PHILANTHROPIST EXP...

As the clock ticks into seconds to form minutes of the hours of each day, we see lot more reasons why every individual in every nook and cranny of the globe should not yet loss hope in the project called Nigerian, the circumstances and vile vices bedevilling the nation notwithstanding. The yesterday of the nation Nigeria was known to have been great, but somewhere along the line and unfortunately too, the table turned, events became topsy-turvy making her lose her good reputation, glory and respect. However, indications are that project Nigeria is kicking back to basics, not the last kicks of a dying horse, but the “full of life” kicks of a new born. This is constantly seen in the efforts and achievements a good number of her youths, their positive drive and their commitment to goodness. One of such persons is a young female lawyer who despite her very tender age, through hard work, recorded a smooth transition into the exalted dome of solicitors. We sat over some pieces of sm...

By   Augustine Kanu  and  Hart Ekeledo Out of the blues, without any adequate consultation and proper consideration,  Out of the blues, without any adequate consultation and proper consideration, the Nigerian Communication Commission (NCC), unilaterally directed all Mobile Telecommunication Owners in the country to increase their data charges for Nigerians starting from December 1, with a flimsy reasons that we Nigerians are paying lesser when compared to other countries, and the need to keep the new telecommunications afloat. This is coming on the heel of Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)'s boss, Godwin Emefiele's call for the taxation calls ranging from three minutes and above. Just imagine! 😞 With all these happening, one wonders if NCC and CBN are for or against the  Nigerian masses. A commission and an institution that ought to be seeking ways to alleviate the current hardship in the country occasioned by the recession are busy doing otherwi...

By  Augustine Kanu and Hart Ekeledo When in 1973, the then Head of State; Rtd. General Yakubu Gowon, established the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme, the unity of the country among other things obviously topped his agenda. Recall that the NYSC scheme was created in a bid to reconstruct, reconcile and rebuild the country after the Nigerian Civil war that threatened the unity of the country. It was this disunity created by that war that called for the establishment of the National Youth Service Corps by decree No. 24 of 22nd May 1973. The degree said: "NYSC is being established with a view to the proper encouragement and development of common ties among the youths of Nigeria and the promotion of national unity" . And it is in keeping with this solemn vision that the scheme has survived till date. The Forty-three year old compulsory graduates’ scheme has succeeded in mobilizing and discharging qualified millions of Nigerian youths under the age of thirty,...

“...our health care system is in shambles. In fact when I went for India for that surgery I couldn’t help but weep for our fatherland Nigeria. We have not really started. Our politicians are busy stealing money and pushing it abroad. Why can’t they establish such hospitals and world class health centres here? People will still patronise them and they will save more lives. Look at what it costs to go for medical surgery abroad. In serious cases like mine I spent almost 8 to 9 million Naira on the whole…” These were the words of Mr. Francis Obinna Nwaubani (Mr. FON) a practicing journalist who battled death and overcame to the glory of God. Mr. FON as he is popularly called could not get treated of Colon tumour in Nigeria, Africa’s supposed ‘Giant’ because of the absence of requisite health facilities. In this interview he revealed very salient information that will be of great benefit to persons who are battling similar ailments. He stopped at nothing to reveal details you h...

...the 13 tenets to your FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE as revealed by Councillor N.Onyeama . Millions of people the world over have read Napoleon Hill's classic "Think and Grow Rich," yet millions have remained poor and cannot find their place in the world especially those who have a humble beginning. Many others who might have found their place in the world and seem to have built their own castle at that power pinnacle that comes through success, have continued crashing down the ladder of success. The reason for this ugly paradox is simple:

Recent chats with Africans are constantly proving the fact that they are a collection of very fine breed of insurmountable, indomitable and awe-inspiring humans. Their stories are constantly unique, though their challenges are sole, yet they have a positive way of overcoming, rising like the dust, bringing forth terrifically beautiful results like wet earth whose appetite has been fed full. Engr. Evans Chime Arimadu is no exception; his parents couldn’t see him through school due to circumstances beyond their handling. Engr. Evans never did give up, if his parents couldn’t see him through, his determination did. Listen as he tells his own unique story. Come join us…