Ike Willie-Nwobu

2 months ago | thesun.ng | Ike Willie-Nwobu

By Ike Willie-NwobuAs Nigeria has danced its way towards disintegration, disrepair and decrepitude, children have become pitiful pawns in a devilishly perverse game of politics and pedagogies. Whenever the United Nations Children’s Fund, UNICEF, the global body which advocates for the interests of children has cause to turn its attention towards Nigeria which is very frequently, what is highlighted is a space critically unsafe for children.

2 months ago | opinionnigeria.com | Ike Willie-Nwobu

Raw materials in Nigeria are a constitutive and indeed foundational part of Nigeria’s industrialization and development policy. They are at the heart of Nigeria’s drive to develop and join the pantheon of developed countries. Historically, countries that have been able to properly harness their raw materials while developing a robust raw materials culture and sector have been to thrive economically, enjoying enormous prosperity along the way. Think Brazil, India and China.

Jan 22, 2025 | thenews-chronicle.com | Ike Willie-Nwobu

Nigeria has rocked into another rocky year and the early signs indicate that another rocky ride awaits a country that has known no little shocks in the past few years. 2024 was largely hit-and-miss for the government whose excuse of being in transition is being worn thin by the passage of time every day. It was in 2024 that Nigerians finally felt the hammer blow of the fuel subsidy removal as hardship bit hard.

Jan 21, 2025 | guardian.ng | Ike Willie-Nwobu

By Ike Willie-Nwobu 22 January 2025   |   1:36 am At independence in 1960, Nigeria stood tall and proud. As tall as the Iroko and just as towering. After many years of deleterious colonialism, Africa’s most populous economy and democracy was finally able to call its soul its own, deftly spinning away from the deceptive stories The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Ltd. (NNPC Ltd.) SIR: At independence in 1960, Nigeria stood tall and proud. As tall as the Iroko and just as towering.

Jan 21, 2025 | opinionnigeria.com | Ike Willie-Nwobu

Nigeria has rocked into another rocky year and the early signs indicate that another rocky ride awaits a country that has known no little shocks in the past few years. 2024 was largely hit-and-miss for the government whose excuse of being in transition is being worn thin by the passage of time every day. It was in 2024 that Nigerians finally felt the hammer blow of the fuel subsidy removal as hardship bit hard.