ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesWater, water everywhere Nor any drop to drink. Samuel Taylor Coleridge – Lyrical Ballads, 1798 Going through the oil and gas industry in Nigeria is like making your way through a maze, and unravelling the secret information the sacred cows in the industry are not ready to let go. There is an unending cyclical…
ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse By Soney Antai Holding the people accountable Followers of this column would have by now noticed that most of its entries have been on public political and economic issues. These pieces have also been largely critical of our public affairs’ lead players for their avowed selfcentredness and steadfast disregard for…
ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse Rumble, yes; thunder, no – By Soney Antai Finally, Nigeria has arrived at a pregnant, make-or-mar week, when the President Bola Tinubu government is about to face its toughest leadership test yet. In spite of the ill-advised grandstanding by folks like Messrs. Dave Umahi, Nyesom Wike and Bayo Onanuga,…
ShareShareTweetPin0 SharesThe Concourse By Soney Antai Is Kenya visiting Nigeria? Henry Kissinger it was, who once said, “Power is the ultimate aphrodisiac.” While it’s not too clear what the renowned diplomat and scholar meant, the meaning seems to be that just as aphrodisiac offers a temporary inorganic surge of emotions, power makes its wielder believe…
