Early in his art career, Devon Rodriguez used to visit gallery openings in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood and imagine that one day his own work might hang on the walls. But the dream felt out of...
Let me say this: Israel has made its point, and that is that there are consequences to attacking it. The point has been made, and it is loud and clear. Having said that, I...
Africans! Or more specifically, Nigerians! Some believe that by just identifying with Israel they have joined the list of God’s chosen people. Odiegwu! Who is to tell these people that God created everybody and...
What is your name and where are you from? My name is Abiodun Yinka. My parents are from Shagamu in Ogun state but I was born and brought up in Obalende, Lagos state. My...
Parts 1 and 2 of this story dwelled on my anxieties, my experience and the strategies I employed to survive my very first face-to-face meeting with my Chief Executive Officer as a lowly placed...
On returning to my office, I spent the next 30 minutes or so wondering how I was going to handle myself. It dawned on me that I just might be in for a thorough drilling by the GMD, and...
The call came in the forenoon of an otherwise ordinary Tuesday seven years ago. I was engrossed in a particularly explosive mail from top Management. The mail laid out the details of an impending...
Bode Agusto is a chartered accountant with over three decades of experience. He founded Nigeria’s leading credit rating agency, Agusto & Co, serving as the company’s Managing Director from 1992 to 2003. He started his...
The True Story of My 2003 Abduction Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige keeps unenviable record of being the first civilian governor to have survived what is best described as a “civilian coup” in Nigeria’s political history,...
He should have no apologies, or regret, giving his daughter political appointment, though decency, morality and public expectation may dictate otherwise. But these are not Holy Writ. Neither are they laws. Nor unconstitutional. There...
