By Eze Onyekpere Project Nigeria is not working but the leaders and managers are in denial. They do not care and are in a great party mood while Nigeria burns. From the trajectory of developments in virtually all spheres of…
Nigeria Leadership Initiative (NLI) recently inducted 25 new Associates at the end of its Future Leaders Seminar which held from October 20-23. The Seminar was the 10th in its series, with the support of First Bank of Nigeria Limited, Nigeria’s…
It was a sad moment for progressive activists not just in Nigeria; and not limited to the African continent, when news broke out that one of the most revered leaders of the movement had died soon after making a presentation…
According to the United Nations Basel Convention on Environment, “Waste are substances or objects, which are disposed of or are intended to be disposed of or are required to be disposed of by the provision of national law. It is therefore necessary for there…
Climate Change has been variously described by scientists,development experts and practitioners as not only the greatest development challenge of the 21st century, but also a civilization challenging ethical problem. Some manifestations of climate change include warming and rising sea levels,…
The United Nations Environment Programme UNEP, states that a million tonnes of food worth an estimated one trillion dollars from annual global food production is lost due to food wastage. This problem is more acute in Nigeria and other less-developed countries…
The Fellowship of Christian Councils and Churches in West Africa (FECCIWA ) and the Gambia Christian Council (GCC) joined the celebration of the global Churches’ Week of Action on Food and Nutrition. The global Churches’ Week of Action is a…
Event:15th Lagos Book & Art Festival
By Tina Armstrong-Ogbonna ABUJA – Persons with disabilities often remain marginalized and excluded from Disaster Risk Reduction DRR plans and policies, and there is need for more to be done in promoting their inclusion. The Resident Representative of the United…
Thinking through Oduahgate October 28, 2013 by Eze Onyekpere The car purchase scandal involving the Minister of Aviation, Stella Oduah and the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, now known as Oduahgate, reveals the centrality of procurement proceedings in aiding or abetting corruption in…
