Nigeria – Page 2 – Dr. Louis Brown Ogbeifun

Just like politics, religion is not the problem of Nigeria. The two are noble if practiced according to the ideals

Beyond Blame: Confronting Corruption as a Collective Nigerian Responsibility

It’s a common narrative that Nigerians tend to attribute corruption solely to politicians, when in reality, corruption permeates the entire

Workers are not merely a resource but the very lifeblood of our nation’s progress. Even when technologies are deployed, they

I do not know how true it is, but there is an extract being quoted from Prof. Omo Omoruyi’s book

Since Friday, people have been abusing Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus. If he were alive, he would have been stoned

When Nigeria is ready to attract investors, the Federal and State Governments know what to do. The President and Governors

I am not a seer or a prophet, but I have a strong belief that the insurgency wars in the

Without any doubt, one can say that a twenty-four-hour economy leads to buoyant and robust socio-economic systems. In the 70s,

President Muhammad Buhari told Nigerians in one of his campaigns in 2014 that the correctional centers should expand their facilities

Our people have been pauperized to a level that the government occasionally distributes food items to quench people’s hunger and