“ The apparent u-turn by Greece shows how economically weak countries may have to listen to creditors and major economic powers for their own survival. ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ For economic development,wealth creation is for everyone but poverty eradication is targeted at those left behind ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ Using the card reader in the upcoming Nigerian election is in line with the constitution and the electoral act.It is not a way of voting,it is simply a way of assuring ballot sanctity. Lets go ahead ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ The crowds at election campaign grounds may indicate the size of the votes but stopping them will have no effect on who wins the election ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ Membership in OPEC for Nigeria is more positive than negative ”

–  Dr Okugu

“ Africa of the next decade will go the way its leaders decide today. ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ Nigeria Has to be the hope of Nigerians ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ For Nigeria to move forward, we need to convoke a sovereign national conference ”

–  Alhaji Asari Dokubo

“ Nigeria is a colonial contraption ”

–  Alhaji Asari Dokubo

“ Education is the mother of development. ”

–  Dr. Paddy Njoku

“ We need transformation of the content, not of the container. ”

–  Dr. Paddy Njoku

“ Economic growth and development are gravely undermined when poverty is not addressed ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ Most States fail because their rural economics have collapsed  ”

–  Rt. Hon. Gabriel Suswam

“ No transformation can succeed without being based on a sound educational platform. ”

–  Dr. Paddy Njoku

“ Crony capitalism contributes to income inequality ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ If we have ideology, people will not change parties ”

–  Rt. Hon. Gabriel Suswam

“ The best option to avoid strike in educational institutions is dialogue. ”

–  Dr. Paddy Njoku

“ Democracy should not be shy of focussing on poverty reduction. ”

–  Dr. Magnus L. Kpakol

“ Politics in Nigeria is not driven by ideology ”

–  Rt. Hon. Gabriel Suswam

“ Education is mainly a software thing, but more priority is given to the hardware. ”

–  Dr. Paddy Njoku