As a democrat and advocate of peace, law and order which is a sine qua non for human cohabitation and engagement, one is greatly disturbed and condemns in strong terms, the reported violence which broke […]
Let us quickly dispose of some current developments, though dramatic but not tangential to the 2019 elections, before proceeding to the matter at hand. One of them is the appointment of Mrs Amina Zakari, a […]
As we enter the final days before the general elections, arguments tainted with emotions and sentiment will spring up in favour of the major contenders for the exalted office of the presidency, while this is […]
However, since INEC’s last governorship election in Osun on September 22, not only have they come under attack as being deficient, or even lacking, in these virtues. The entire INEC has come under similar attack […]
The next 15 megacities #2: Could Dar es Salaam’s experiment with Africa’s first ‘gold standard’ bus rapid transit system offer an alternative to a future dependent on private cars? Dusk falls in Dar es Salaam, […]
Bola Tinubu, national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), says unlike President Muhammadu Buhari, the integrity of Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), is questionable. The former Lagos governor said […]
The Rwandan government has announced a ban on cosmetic products used for lightening the skin. “Love the skin you’re in”, is the message from Rwanda’s government in the fight against skin lightening products, reports eNCA. […]
There is a sense in which it can be said that an individual couldn’t be more fittingly christened than Nigeria’s incumbent Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kachikwu. His name could loosely be translated […]
Tai Solarin, Nigeria’s under-celebrated educationist, social critic and visionary reformer, wrote a newspaper article 55 years ago to usher in 1964. He simply titled the essay, May your road be rough. It was the great […]
When Gen. Abdulsalam Abubakar took the courageous decision to return Nigeria to civil rule in 1999, Nigerians rolled out drums in excitement to celebrate the restoration of their liberty after the tortious experience felt under […]
These are desperate times; a time of signs and wonders. It is “injury time” – anything can happen. Only the unwary will be taken in by the magic of this time. Everything you read, every […]
This is your first AIRTIMEplus column of 2019! So, it’s appropriate to wish you Happy New Year/Yair (Yair means the year on air). As it happens with individuals, the beginning of the year is usually […]
This is your first AIRTIMEplus column of 2019! So, it’s appropriate to wish you Happy New Year/Yair (Yair means the year on air). As it happens with individuals, the beginning of the year is usually […]
Economic Renaissance by Henry Boyo lesleba@lesleba.com 08052201997 This is the conclusion of the summary of the interview the distinguished economics Professor, Sam Aluko, earlier published in The NEWS edition of February 23, 2004, entitled, “OBJ […]
I refer to the opinion piece by Abraham Ogbodo, Editor of The Guardian, which was published in The Guardian On Sunday of December 30, 2018, titled, ‘Another Sermon on Professor Yemi Osinbajo.’ The first paragraph […]
It is unfortunate that our unscrupulous politicians, our dealers who call themselves leaders have failed to read a classical warning from Henry David Thoreau who once noted that, ‘it is a characteristic of wisdom not […]
We are living witnesses to various crises in the country, especially triggered by ethno-religious conflicts and socio-political sentiments which could have been prevented through crisis communication strategies. At a recent training workshop organised by the […]
Did the United States have a foreknowledge of today’s coup in Gabon as it happened days after President Donald Trump said in a letter to the US Congress that he deployed 80 military personnel to […]
Acting on his research result carried out to unravel why leaders make bad decisions, Sydney Finkelstein, a Steven Roth Professor of management at the Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College, United States of America, underlined; […]
6,000 ISIS members that were dislodged in Syria and Iraq have all relocated to the Sahel portion in Africa. If we cannot restrict these various dreaded terrorist groups now, there may not be a country […]
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