Nigeria’s First University of Medical Sciences
This piece is an attempt at a discourse on the Nigerian public health sector and the general problems facing heath care management with the singling out of one –- lack of good training schools for medical practitioners to access world class specialized medical education –- whose eventual overcome, has to be the irreducible minimum in the foundation for a solid heath sector.
Nigeria will not return to years of waste — Osinbajo
Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, yesterday, said that Nigeria is not poor because it has no resources, it is poor because a lot its resources are stolen or mismanaged.
Femi Adesina and the Acquired Aso Rock Syndrome (1)
My first encounter with Femi Adesina around 2010 was when I served as external member of the editorial board of the Sun Newspapers. Amanze Obi, a friend and classmate at the University of Lagos who was the substantive chairman of the board, had gone on leave of absence to take up commissionership appointment with Ikedi Ohakim, former governor of Imo State, and Adesina became chairman in his stead.
Nigerian celebrities storm Cape Town as Banky W, Adesua Etomi wed
The nuptial journey between singer, Bank W, and actress, Adesua, which began on a fairytale note, last Sunday, in Lagos, climaxed in a bliss in Cape Town, South Africa.
You cannot run quality school if your motive is profit — Mr and Mrs Fajobi
Mr Oladejo Fajobi and his wife, Oluwatoyin, are passionate about children’s education out of the belief that children are the future. The passion inevitably drove them to establish The King’s Kid School, Abaranje – Ikotun, Lagos in 1996 and, about 10 years later, King’s Anchor College.
Is Governor Rochas Okorocha looking beyond APC?
Keeping a weekly column such as this can be quite exerting; but the otherwise tedious task of getting a topic to write on is often simplified, thanks to readers who make different suggestions every week.
