According to the National Universities Commission, Nigeria has 170 Universities. 79 are private, 32 are owned by Church groups. But, of all, none is – known to be – working tirelessly, on solving any major […]
Whatever their merits, none of these discussions (especially the new ones) around how best to structure poverty intervention programmes will make the grade in our space until we have solved the problem of who is […]
Senator Adeyeye says Nigeria’s Constitution is the problem with the country. Is this true? I very much doubt it. Usually, lawyers are the ones who think this way, but it is said that if your […]
was up before dawn this morning, preparing for our first service of Easter. This meant that, around the same time as bombs were going off in churches in Sri Lanka, I was reading a passage […]
Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), the chairman, Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), in this interview, speaks on the cycle of corruption in Nigeria, the anti-graft war in the judiciary and the need for youths to […]
The point of departure for our Easter reflection this year 2019, is from the following passage of St. John’s Gospel: “Now my soul is troubled. What shall I say: Father, save me from this hour? […]
By Olusegun Adeniyi, Email: olusegun.adeniyi@thisdaylive.com Two years ago, following the convocation ceremony of a private university where 188 students graduated with first class degrees, there was an online discussion on the lack of quality control […]
There is a connection between those engaged in illegal mining activities in Zamfara State and marauding bandits who have become thorns in the flesh of the ordinary folk in the rural areas of the state. […]
censoj@gmail.com; 08127235995 Transparency and accountability are key issues in the reform of any governance system. This is more so in systems that relate to revenues, expenditures and how public resources are managed. Again, there cannot […]
(tundeodes2003@yahoo.com) Although the laws of the jungle are written in cold blood, they are laws, anyway. The animal that obeys the laws of the jungle is less likely to fall quick prey to the prayer […]
Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 The IMF Managing Director, Christine Lagarde, recommended at the latest International Monetary Fund/World Bank Annual Spring meeting in Washington, United States that the removal of subsidy from petrol […]
The Sri Lankan government blocked access to social media sites in the aftermath of the attacks that killed at least 207 people, in a bid to stop a spread of misinformation that could lead to […]
The seven-year-old had spent just one academic term at his new school in Abuja when he told his mother he would not be returning to the institution, a special facility for children with disability. Using […]
This is a comment on the reported congratulatory phone call last week by Bill Gates, no introduction necessary, to Nigeria leader Muhammadu Buhari. But I begin with a comment in my last column in which […]
When I read that the Anambra State House of Assembly passed a bill to curtail funeral expenses, it brought a smile to my face. It was partly a smile of approval and partly that of […]
Sir, let me start by congratulating you for a battle well-fought. If man were God, Adekunle Akinlade would have been declared Ogun State governor-elect. It is for this reason that the interest of the people […]
ON Wednesday, Kogi State governor Yahaya Bello announced his intention to seek a second term. He predicates his ambition on the “people’s call to run for a second term in office as the governor” and […]
Since the candidate of the PDP in the 2019 Presidential election, Atiku Abubakar, submitted his petition in which he contested the results and the conduct of the exercise, there has been all sorts of comments […]
BY FOLU OLAMITI The Vice Chancellor of the Ajayi Crowther University (ACU), Oyo, Right Reverend Prof. Dapo Asaju was in the news recently in what could be described as an altercation between the university and […]
In July 2005, aboard an Egypt Air flight from Cairo to Lagos, a number of Nigerians spent hours discussing the state of the nation. We were from different parts of the country and different religions. […]
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