News

Nigeria is not being governed, says Utomi

Ihesiulo Grace 13 December 2021 0

A professor of political economy and management expert, Pat Utomi, says Nigeria at the moment is not being governed. Utomi, who was a guest on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, said the Nigerian people are hardly in the conversations around how they should be governed. “Political parties

Opinion

Pat Utomi to Professionals: “Siddon Look” not an option

Ihesiulo Grace 12 April 2021 0

By Tunji Olaopa The grand consensus by majority of Nigerians is that the Nigerian state stands on a precipice. Indeed, most people believe that this is the most critical point in Nigeria’s political history; the point that we are very close to imminent war, or even final dissolution. This opinion is shared by both ordinary […]

News Nigeria Politics

Less than 60 people own Nigeria – Pat Utomi

Ihesiulo Grace 11 August 2017 0

Economics professor, Pat Utomi, says less than 60 people have been deciding Nigeria’s fortune since the Civil War. According to Prof. Utomi, a few people hold within their grasp the power to determine events in the country. Utomi said this at a public lecture organised by the Evangelical Christian Union Alumni Fellowship, the political economist […]

Features

2014: Year Nigerians Will Not Forget in a Hurry

Ihesiulo Grace 28 March 2015 0

If the North’s problems would have been solved by having a Northerner in power, the North ought to have been a paradise by now. No. The problem of both North and South can only be solved by having the right people in power not once in a while, but all the time. Vision and discipline […]

Business Economy

Stakeholders Harp on Training Innovators for Economic Diversification

Ihesiulo Grace 27 March 2015 0

Stakeholders are calling for the restructuring of the educational sector to accommodate specialized training of innovators to drive economic diversification. Speaking at the 2015 Verdant Zeal Innovention Summit held in Lagos, foremost economist, Professor Pat Utomi, noted that education and culture were critical to developing growth and development through innovation. He