He is apparently not known for podium hugging or self-adulation. Those that know him closely opine that his philosophy of life supports the maxim that one’s work should do the talking. But his name seemingly […]
It is common knowledge that the Nigerian economy is passing through perilous times. The economy which is the engine of the government has dipped precipitously due to the significant drop in the international price of […]
To know how to grow old is the masterwork of wisdom, and one of the most difficult chapters in the great art of living – Henri Amiel. It is wisdom to see government as too […]
The determination to prepare Nigeria for an emerging global revolution in technology showed in the reception accorded the five girls who won the World Technological Innovation Challenge in the United States recently. Equally re-assuring were […]
Electronic waste (e-waste) is considered one of the rapidly growing problems in today’s world, due to its high rate of generation and its hazardous composition. E-waste contains harmful substances with the potential to cause adverse […]
Under the best economic circumstances, paying for legal services can be difficult for small businesses and startups. With the COVID-19 pandemic currently wreaking havoc on the global economy — and companies’ cash flow — there’s […]
Processing agricultural products – adding value by transforming them from basic commodities – increases their worth, appeal and market value. In the case of rice, processing is an important and distinct feature in its production. […]
drtayooke@gmail.com Were it not for momentous events in human evolution, life itself would be dull, monotonous, boring, and above all, static. The first giant asteroid that hit the earth surface some 65 million years ago […]
“Because of the problems of the privatisation exercise, the government has had to keep supporting the largely privatised electricity industry. So far, to keep the industry going, we have spent close to N1.7tn especially by […]
“E fe pa is kétékété ni?” is the way the Yoruba would ask if a taskmaster intends to add the last straw to finally break a camel’s back. This question is patently necessary now, because […]
By Dayo Johnson, Regional Editor, South-West, Udeme Akpan, Victor Young, Michael Eboh, Ediri Ejoh & Shina Abubakar Strong reactions have continued to trail the Federal Government’s deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum industry, […]
Dear Mallam Garba Shehu, as a concerned Nigerian, I read your press statement commending our President, Muhammadu Buhari (GCFR) for having the courage to deregulate petroleum prices at this critical juncture. Virtually everyone who understands […]
We have to face up to the truth; the truth about Christian fundamentalism. The church today has been sculpted in the image of extremists and demagogues – men who arrogate to themselves the power of […]
The recent death sentence delivered by the Upper Sharia court in respect of a 22 years old man who allegedly used derogatory statement against Prophet Mohammed in Kano State, does not only shows the level […]
It was Professor Dotun Phillips, a development economist then of the University of Ibadan, who in the 1970s theorised a seminal differentiation between growth and development. His analogy of a grown child who critically lacks […]
Femi Fani-Kayode is not a stranger to controversy. In fact, he thrives on controversy, perhaps as a publicity stunt. Except that his vitriolic, verbal assault on a newspaper reporter, Eyo Charles, in Calabar on August […]
For the better part of this and the previous week, Nigeria’s social media space has been agog with arguments for and against the invitation of Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai to speak at the […]
There is a school of thought with the conjecture that recent events in the Nigerian socio-political space are all indicative of on-going calculations and permutations for regional relevance and political preeminence for control of authoritative […]
Why has conflict resolution been a ticklish subject in Africa’s most populous black nation? Why has peacebuilding been as difficult as forcing a stream to flow uphill in the world’s most populous black nation? I […]
True we have not heard from our Roadside University in recent times. As the unemployed say sometimes to ward insult from a potential employer, “na condition make me take this kind money for this kind […]
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