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Home Commentary Commentary Nigeria: Three Stories, One Message, By Azu Ishiekwene By franktalk -October 24, 20240164 – Advertisement – Azu Ishiekwene Three – maybe three and a half – stories go to the heart of why Nigeria appears stuck in a rut. And for some strange reason, all of them are rooted mainly in energy and power. – Advertisement – The first is about a project, the Mambilla Hydroelectric Project.
- Advertisement - By Azuka Jebose I left work early evening of a mid-September Tuesday in 1987. I was still gathering content for the Saturday entertainment pages centre spread in The Punch newspapers. Thursdays were my production day for the Saturday edition. That Tuesday, I felt like leaving at 5P.M to avoid the Dopemu/Akonwojo/Iyana Ipaja chaotic traffic. My younger brother in journalism, Rotimi Durojaiye, and I were roommates then at Punch Compound.
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