Law, Conscience, and the Rivers State Conundrum By Sola Adebawo Today, as we reflect on the reinstatement of Governor Siminalayi Fubara and the Rivers State House of Assembly after a six-month suspension, it brings into sharp focus a timeless debate in governance: the intricate and often fraught relationship between the rule of law and human conscience. […]
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PRESS RELEASE African nations should embrace nuclear to transit from energy poverty to sufficient, affordable, sustainable, environmentally friendly mix — Rosatom CEO Ryan Collyer, who joined Rosatom Africa in October 2014 as the company’s Communications Manager has moved through the roles of Communications Director and Deputy Chief Executive Officer, DCEO to become the CEO of
The Future of Energy: Shaping the Workforce of Tomorrow By Olu Arowolo Verheijen It gives me great pleasure to deliver the opening address at this event. I thank the organizers and sponsors for the kind invitation to be with you today and to share my thoughts on the theme of “The Future of Energy: Shaping
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Dr. Benedict Oramah Provides Thoughtful, Balanced Insights Into Africa’s Energy Future By NJ Ayuk Ahead of the November 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference (more commonly known as COP27) in Egypt, Dr. Benedict Oramah, president and chair of Afreximbank, authored a thoughtful and compelling commentary about the economic and social impact of divestment from the
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OPININ: Republic of Congo Lighting the Way for African Oil and Gas By NJ Ayuk French oil and gas supermajor TotalEnergies announced in May that the company intends to invest $600 million in the Republic of Congo (ROC) before 2024 is out. The funding will support exploration and improve production in the deep offshore Moho
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OPINION: Natural Gas, the Right Transition Fuel for South Africa By NJ Ayuk A recent policy brief, “Natural Gas as a Transition Fuel in South Africa,” produced by Eye for Business, minced no words concerning the need to access and use that plentiful underground resource. As stated up front, “Among alternatives, there is a compelling
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Like China & Japan: NASENI is Pathway to Nigeria’s Industrial Economy Nigeria cannot have real development without a sustainable industrial growth and manufacturing capacity which is the solution to poverty, unemployment and insecurity. No doubt having an industrial goods production base and or a competitive industrial economy is the only remedy to Nigeria’s dependence on
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By Florival Mucave Following the 2024 elections, Mozambique’s incoming administration needs to break away from exploitative capitalism, embrace resilience and leverage natural resources for sustainable development. In the coming weeks, the Mozambican Ruling Frelimo Party will convene the Party Cadres’ Garden to select the next generation of leadership which are set to form the nucleus
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The purpose of adequate capitalization is to ensure efficiency and stability of the financial system. Capital adequacy measures the capacity of a bank to meet its financial obligations and absorb any shocks related to losses. It measures the financial soundness of a bank, ensures the safety of depositors’ funds, deepens financial intermediation and enhances the
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By Michael Owhoko, Ph.D Disparity of roles between ecclesiastics and politicians are generally expected to translate to differences in values, lifestylesand creeds, but this pattern has been disrupted and bridged in Nigeria by materialism. Moral disconnects, lust and insatiability for money, wealth, fame, influence and power have conspired to bring the men of God to
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