New Dawn For Nigeria’s Agriculture With Special Agro-industrial Processing Zones, By Fredrick Nwabufo   Nigeria is a country that has been dependent of oil for much of its 62 years as an independent nation. However, it is by and large an agricultural nation. In fact, there...

Obi Cubana: When Taking Photos Becomes Capital Offence, by Fredrick Nwabufo ‘Why always Obi Cubana?’ The businessman has become a news staple. Every week Obi Cubana is in the news – but sometimes for controversial reasons. The light, including coyotes, now trail Cubana wherever he...

Restructuring Nigeria With a Cutlass – The Wike Way, by Fredrick Nwabufo     ‘’Restructuring Nigeria’’ is a quandary. There is no concord on the complexion or dimension which the re-engineering of Nigeria should take. There has been a cacophony of arguments, but one opinion which a...

Fulani Herders Have Right To Do Business Anywhere in Nigeria, by Fredrick Nwabufo     Matters of volatile quality require statecraft. That which is necessary may not be expedient or practicable under certain circumstances. And it takes statesmanship to discern the feasible moment for applying needed policy...

Food Blockade Of South By North - Not In Nigeria’s Best Interest By Fredrick Nwabufo       No region in Nigeria is a self-sufficient archipelago. None is more fortunate in human and material assets than the other. Each region has its unique quality and contributes a consequential substance...

What Happened To The $2.1bn Arms Probe Against Dasuki? By Fredrick Nwabufo   A few months after the presidential inauguration in 2015, the Buhari administration launched a Jihad against corruption and applied itself to pseudo-reformist proselytising. The government caterwauled over how the Jonathan administration magicked the public...