Why The World Needs More Oil Not Less, by Haitham Al Ghais   What do toothpaste, deodorant, soap, cameras, computers, gasoline, heating oil, jet fuel, car tires, contact lenses and artificial limbs have in common? If oil vanished today, these and many other vital products and services...

Military Coups in Africa: The Thoughts I Shared Just Recently, by Obamodi Oluwadamilola Faith   In the wake of the removal of President Ali Bongo Ondimba of Gabon by a group of soldiers in the Central African nation, early this morning, it gives me great delight...

UNGA, SDGs and Nigeria's Expectations, by Abubakar Yusuf   Few days to September billed for the 78th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) annual global convention , which Nigerian was known to playing a leading roles in many areas particularly the UN Sustainable Development Goals SDGs, it...

Significance of BRICS And It's Expansion, by Lawal Sale    BRICS is a bloc of some world's leading emerging economies. BRICS is coined from an acronym for Brazil (B), Russia (R), India (I), China (C) and South Africa (S). The coinage was initially used in 2001 by...

urge them to see the election as a contest among siblings and not war, as this will sustain and improve the relationship not only among them but also among all the members of the perception and reputation management profession.

Prince Shuaibu Audu: The Man Determined to Turn Steel to Oil, by Abdullahi O.Haruna   The story of Nigeria's steel industry invokes a somber account of a corroded and rusted sector, exemplified by the comatose of the Ajaokuta Steel Company. The company and indeed the steel...