MANY Nigerians once again demonstrated their usual disdain for deadline in respect of the ongoing Bank Verification Number,(BVN), registration. During its launch on February 14, 2014 by the then Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, […]
Says our state is not bankrupt SPEAKER of Osun State House of Assembly, Mr. Najeem Salaam, in this interview speaks on unpaid salaries in the state, Justice Oloyede’s petition against Governor Rauf Aregbesola and the […]
So, three controversial contractors held a meeting to consider how to get the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) to pay the money it allegedly owed them in respect of a three-month oil pipeline security deal […]
The Ife University management, then led by Professor Michael Faborode, had rusticated some Students’ Union leaders: Akinola Saburi (Malcom X), OgunmaSegunAdrew (Karl Marx), Taiwo Hassan (Soweto),TundeDairo(Barry Blacky) and others for politically-motivated reasons and had the […]
President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday confirmed that he will not appoint ministers until September. Mr. Buhari, who made this known in an opinion article published in the Washington Post, also expressed strong commitment to tackling […]
Last week the Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, revisited the 2010 environmental law that prohibits street trading and begging when he directed the State’s Task Force on Environmental Sanitation and other Special Offences, to carry […]
It is quite surprising how all of a sudden the so-called illegal Radio Biafra reportedly being operated by Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, said to be resident in the United Kingdom, is increasingly becoming a source of […]
FIFA has announced that it will hold an extraordinary congress to elect a new president on February 26, 2016 and Sepp Blatter has confirmed that he will not be a candidate. Having been re-elected as […]
In a democratic society like Nigeria, an elected President is the embodiment of power. Such power does not really belong to him; rather, it belongs to the people. Put differently, the President is merely a […]
As President Mohammad Buhari took off yesterday for the United States on the special invitation of President Barack Obama, expectations are high both in Nigeria and the Unit-ed States on the outcome of the visit. […]
1) Unreliable epidemic alert mechanism The response and alert systems put in place during the 2014 outbreak have either been dismantled or are dormant. Currently there is nothing on ground to detect if a traveller […]
Former president, Olusegun Obasanjo last week, threw some insight into the rationale for his choice of successor at the twilight of his regime. In an interview with a local television station, he said he chose […]
The recent controversy over dividend paid by the Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company, NLNG, portrayed Nigerian politicians as neophytes who do not fit well into civilized political culture. In the wake of the controversy, each […]
The fundamental rights to personal liberty and privacy of the home of every Nigerian citizen are constitutionally guaranteed. As fundamental rights are not absolute they may be breached in accordance with a procedure permitted by […]
Evidence will be adduced that, in fact, Serena is a man. Our main witness in this is the head of the Russian Tennis Federation, our brother, Shamil Tarpishev who in a television […]
If only the handlers of former President Olusegun Obasanjo could have him hold his peace on matters that are better forgotten, then he would probably earn his hero status in a country that has few […]
THERE is no gainsaying the fact that some media proprietors in Nigeria are now wearing an unenviable toga of ‘debtor media houses’ thereby competing with some state governments over their abysmal failure to pay their […]
The recent announcement by the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee, of over N760bn disbursement to cash famished states, was popularly regarded as a bailout package, despite clarifications from the President’s Media Adviser that the income was […]
Africa is a very beautiful and blessed continent. With diverse culture, traditions, beliefs and values, Africans have inhabited different parts of the continent. From the Northern hemisphere surrounded by the Sahara desert,to the horn of […]
The average person takes in 22 teaspoons of sugar daily. This is more than three times the amount suggested by nutritionists. Although it has never been considered a health food, new evidence shows sugar can […]
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