Foremost Nigerian Full-Service Solicitor firm is making some significant administrative changes, as it appoints a new Lead Administrator, Odunola Onadipe, to take over the reins of administration of the firm.

In the last edition of this column we started a SWOT analysis of the ongoing power sector reforms. Our discourse was primarily in relation to the strengths of same. This week we continue with the strengths and delve into some of the weaknesses, opportunities and threats, inherent in the programme.

Over the years, the lack of steady electric power supply in Nigeria has been a constant source of concern to the Federal Government of Nigeria (the “FGN”) and the Nigerian public in particular. This inadequate and erratic power supply has proved to be a significant handicap to the growth of the country’s commercial and manufacturing sectors for a few years now.

What used to be spoken about in hushed tones is now clearly an issue in the open. Anything with religious inclinations is sensitive. The relationship between the state and the places of worship has always being awkward. Debate on this issue clearly goes back in time to Biblical times. In Matthew 22: 17-19 the following conversation was recorded;