Thursday with Abimbola Adelakun; aadelakun@punchng.com The question of the citizenship of the Peoples Democratic Party presidential candidate at the last elections, Atiku Abubakar, is another weapon of mass distraction from the All Progressives Congress. This […]
nadedokun@gmail.com Depending on who you are asking, questions on the issues that militate against the development of Nigeria would elicit a plethora of possibilities. The most common of those would possibly be the evil that […]
The death knell for a much-anticipated revolutionary justice system, and indeed the Buhari administration’s promised war against corruption, sounded the moment Abubakar Malami, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, was awarded the post of Attorney General […]
Apart from the Palace of the Ooni, the most visited site in Ile-Ife is Opa Oranmiyan. The Oranmiyan Cenotaph is marked by a giant obelisk made of stone. It is one of the tallest stone […]
With the current preoccupation of President Muhammadu Buhari with the setting up of his own university, his flatulent claim of being actuated by public interest has suffered further repudiation. His pet project has unravelled him […]
The man who is now presiding over kaduna state amidst inter-ethnic and inter-religious turmoils, was once the beloved minister of federal capital territory. Although as the Abuja minister who gained notoriety as an Anti-poor bureaucrat, […]
‘Neither the life of an individual nor the history of a society can be understood without understanding both’ – Wright Mills Yes, history is important because those who abandon their history are bound to repeat […]
The Hon Minister of Labour and Employment Dr Chris Ngige Abuja Nigeria 24/4/2019 Sir, I assume you don’t know Nigeria need at least (90-95) years to bridge the gap between doctors and patients. Sir, I […]
The Nigeria Police originated from the colonial initiative in 1861 following the annexation of Lagos. This institution was fundamentally established by the British colonialists to utterly combat and repress all attempted resistance from Lagos communities […]
Any Nigerian child with a fair level of social-awareness can tell you one or two negative things about the Nigerian police. The Nigerian Police Force is perceived as the primary symbol of corruption, administrative inefficiency, […]
There is something obviously unique about governments in Nigeria since 1999. Whatever the party or the individual at the helms of affairs, they are usually exceptionally very slow and sluggish in taking action. Former Presidents […]
By the end of this century, our planet will host another four billion people. Three billion of them will be born in Africa. That’s another 3 billion people with the associated increase in demand for […]
The raging controversy, ineptly distilled in the ever-busy brewery of the ruling party, the All Progressives Congress (APC), that Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the presidential candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in the February 23, […]
lekansote@yahoo.com 08050220816 The caveat here is that this is not a case for a Nigerian President whose claim to the office is based on ethnicity, geography or religion. What Nigeria needs in a President are […]
jideojong@yahoo.com 08077787701 The fact that the maize is cooked is not enough to rejoice over; there is work to be done by both hands and mouth — An African proverb Last Thursday, April 18, 2019, […]
Lalekan Are, Banwo Smith and Kolade Mosuro The Tribune in its March 25th edition wrote an editorial piece denouncing Wale Babalakin, for according to the newspaper, “denigrating free education”. Sadly, the Tribune missed the crux […]
Rice is more than just a staple in Nigeria. It is prestige, a symbol of higher living and a proof of grand standing amongst Nigeria’s elite. This phenomenon is better explained why prices of rice […]
(Being a Review of the Minority Report & Draft Constitution for the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1976, by Olusegun Osoba and Yusufu Bala Usman at the Public Presentation in Lagos on April 23, 2019) The […]
By Reuben Abati I believe we all have that one family member who thinks that he or she has the right to intrude into your schedule and order you around. When they call you, they […]
There are some telltale signs of a perishing society, observed Alexander Solzhenitsyn. These, according to the Russian literary immortal and Nobel laureate, include acute scarcity of great statesmen and decline in arts. Conversely, a profound […]
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