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Education

Out-of-School Kids: A Disastrous Time Bomb By Safiu Kehinde

August 6, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Gone are those days when the quest to be ranked among the educated elites in the country is our first priority. Farewell to those days when Nigerian parents put their farms and property for sale […]

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“Lie-gerian” Army’s 1,000 Unmarked Graves By Festus Adedayo

August 6, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Bankole Folorunso Adedayo was my blood brother. Born in 1973, he was a soldier of the 1 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Sokoto. In 2000, a terse posted letter arrived the News Room of the ANN Plc., […]

Issues/Policy

Reincarnating Abacha?: Surely, Not Again!!!, By Wole Soyinka

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 1

This is all so sadly déjà vu. How often must we go through this wearisome cycle? We underwent identical cynical contrivances under the late, unlamented Sani Abacha, when he sent storm-troopers to disrupt a planning […]

Issues/Policy

Does Nigeria Really Need A Revolution Now?, By ‘Fisayo Soyombo

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

While street protests are important, I personally believe the biggest revolution needed in Nigeria is the revolution of self — the revolution of values, intellect and the mind. Our problem is more than Muhammdu Buhari; […]

Issues/Policy

Senate’s Screening of Abubakar Malami By Eze Onyekpere

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The just concluded screening of persons nominated as ministers by President Muhammadu Buhari has thrown up some issues about the rule of law and entrenchment of democratic principles in Nigeria. The central question is: What […]

Issues/Policy

Much Ado About ‘Bow and Go’ By Ola Awoniyi

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

The screening of ministerial nominees by the Senate has come and gone but the dust it raised may take some time to settle. The announcement of ministerial nominations is always greeted with public excitement. And […]

Issues/Policy

Osinbajo: Awo Didn’t Call Cow, Buoda By Tunde Odesola

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Twin giants, futility and hope, kick in the womb of life. Inseparable, they perpetually lock in contest with Man and time. Contemplating the futility of life, the greatest English playwright of all time, William Shakespeare, […]

Issues/Policy

Omoyele Sowore: Is Revolution In Its Real Sense Criminal? By Adejumo Kabir

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Nigerians on Saturday woke up to read the news of how Omoyele Sowore, the publisher of Sahara Reporters and right activist was ‘kidnapped’ by secret police at his residence ahead of the nationwide protest expected […]

Issues/Policy

Child Sexual Exploitation In Nigeria, Who Has Duty Of Care? By Vweta Chadwick

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

When reporting, investigating and prosecuting cases of grooming, child sexual exploitation (CSE) and sexual abuse and violence, Nigeria must look to other nations for inspiration. Has the penny or kobo finally dropped? The hurricane that […]

Issues/Policy

Biafra: Chimamanda Adichie Says Nigeria Unfair To Igbo

August 5, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 2

Nigeria’s world famous author, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie said the Igbo have been treated unfairly by the rest of Nigeria, especially after the war, 49 years ago and therefore recommended the setting up of a truth […]

Issues/Policy

The Ratings Which Really Matter By Edward Onoja

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Hypocrisy is well known detractors of a man claiming they are rating his performance. The legitimacy and force of any rating exercise lies in the objectivity and impartiality of its agency. Without freedom from bias, […]

Issues/Policy

So Long, Dalung By Peter Edema

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Immediate past sports minister, Solomon Dalung, has left us with the indebtedness of $135,000 to the IAAF. The world athletics body, on May 17, 2017, erroneously credited the Athletics Federation of Nigeria with $150,000 instead […]

Issues/Policy

Prime Minister Boris Johnson And Brexit Future | Independent (NG)

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

On 24 July 2019, Boris Johnson; 55 years old member of Parliament became the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Leader of the Conservative Party following weeks of intensive leadership succession which ensued on […]

Issues/Policy

Why Oshiomhole Should Resign By Aniebo Nwamu

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Any good student of Nigerian politics can see the looming expulsion of the All Progressives Congress from the south-east and south-south geopolitical zones. Although it currently boasts one elected governor and a few lawmakers from […]

Government

Tasks Before Next Sports Minister By Ayo Bada

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Lagos – This is not the best of times for Nigerian sports. The sector is reeling from one crisis to the other, especially since Muhammadu Buhari came to power in 2015. This is not helped […]

Issues/Policy

Job Creation is No Rocket Science By Simon-Kolawole

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Two matters gripped me at the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Entrepreneur Forum held at the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, recently. Both strike at the heart of the economic struggles of Nigeria, particularly our current situation. […]

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Nigeria: Leaders or Comedians By Rasheed Ojikutu

August 4, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

I have severally re-examined the situation in Nigeria with nostalgia on one side and profound sadness on the other side. Nostalgic remembrance because, somehow, this country started well but whatever was the gain collapsed like […]

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ThisDayLive: The Twenty-Seven-Year Cycle

August 3, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

There is the periodic cyclical perspective to the political crises that have plagued Nigeria since independence. It is what I have chosen to call the twenty-seven-year cycle. The cycle dates back to 1966 and the […]

Issues/Policy

Relentless Killings By Boko Haram

August 3, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

Bogged down in an interminable war with Boko Haram, Nigeria is witnessing severe collateral damage. Apart from provoking an unending civilian carnage, it is also contending with a mounting death toll in the ranks of […]

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Atiku’s Unrelenting Appeal To Emotion: A Gambit Doomed To Fail By Femi Adesina

August 3, 2019 Omoniyi Osadare 0

First, it was laughable, now it gets progressively pitiable, to see and hear efforts by presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the last general elections, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, appeal to the emotions […]

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