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Practical steps for seamless succession planning

Consider the case of a prominent Nigerian entrepreneur who builds a multimillion-dollar conglomerate. He passes away unexpectedly without a clear succession plan. His family, unprepared for the sudden responsibility, face legal battles

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Onyekakeyah: Jonathan’s silent revolution

ANY talk about President Goodluck Jonathan embarking on a revolution in Nigeria would raise consternation in many quarters. The question – you mean that President Jonathan is on a revolutionary course would

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Cole: Banking tears in a cashless society (2)

I ASKED the lady when last she saw an utility bill (they mean NEPA, water or telephone land line bills), she told me that she was only carrying out CBN instructions. This

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Ofeimun: The 2015 election and after (2)

NO question about it: the idea that one part of the country has to be granted special benefices as a result of some over-played difference, or lack, is the basis of the

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Nwakaya: Jonathan, 2015 presidency and armchair critics

IN the democratic history of Nigeria, no president has ever been criticised like President Jonathan. The armchair and puerile criticism against Jonathan’s government is not because of his dismal performance, but because

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Ofeimun: The 2015 election and after (1)

ONE remarkable paradox about the 2015 General Election is that it ought to be a referendum on whether President Goodluck Jonathan has done well in Agriculture, Aviation, Road construction, Education, Health and

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Teniola: Successive governments’ neglect of Lagos

NIGERIA is not the first country to move its capital, but Nigeria must be one of the few countries that have abandoned their old capital. Parana was the former capital of Argentina

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Oshisada: Politics of Buhari’s certificate

OUR politicians are at it again. They are on the hustings, preparatory to the February elections. Common among them is the practice of running themselves down; that is, the game of discrediting

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Cole: Banking tears in a cashless society (1)

THE banks depend on the GSM network, which has been glaringly inefficient and over subscribed, and shows no appetite for progress and efficiency because of a suspicious cosy relationship between the regulators

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Ogbodo: The Sins Of Jonathan

THE APC camp is unrelenting. It has decided that come rain or shine, the 72-year old ex-general must make Aso Rock on May 29. A certificate or something that approximates that has

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Williams: Yes! Nigeria Remains A Weak State

AT times like this, any gadfly could mount the soapbox and say anything. If listeners are not fair enough to scrutinize what is said, it could be taken as gospel truth, without

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Columnists - Page 416

Practical steps for seamless succession planning

Onyekakeyah: Jonathan’s silent revolution

Cole: Banking tears in a cashless society (2)

Ofeimun: The 2015 election and after (2)

Nwakaya: Jonathan, 2015 presidency and armchair critics

Ofeimun: The 2015 election and after (1)

Teniola: Successive governments’ neglect of Lagos

Oshisada: Politics of Buhari’s certificate

Cole: Banking tears in a cashless society (1)

Ogbodo: The Sins Of Jonathan

Williams: Yes! Nigeria Remains A Weak State

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