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MTN Nigeria introduces eco-friendly SIM Cards

MTN Nigeria introduces eco-friendly SIM Cards

By Peter Egwuatu As  part of its sustainability effort and to reduce carbon emission in the country, MTN Nigeria Communications Plc, has and launched the  pilot scheme of its paper-based biodegradable eco-friendly SIM cards. The company stated that it is in line with its Project Zero goals which seek to reduce emissions and achieve net zero […]

Malaria: 3.1 million Ogun residents to benefit free insecticide treated net – SFH

Malaria: 3.1 million Ogun residents to benefit free insecticide treated net – SFH

By James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta No fewer than 3.1 million households in Ogun State will benefit from the insecticide treated nets, that will be distributed by the State government in collaboration with Global Fund Malaria (GFM) and Society for Family Health (SFH). The Project Director, Global Fund Malaria, SFH, Mr. John Ocholi, who disclosed this at […]

Poverty of thought, not thought of poverty, by Owei Lakemfa

Poverty of thought, not thought of poverty, by Owei Lakemfa

THE Super Eagles nightmare in Libya and, the World Bank insanely asking Nigerians to endure 15 more years of suffocation and pain, speak to a poverty of ideas. The lives of the Eagles and officials were endangered when the aircraft carrying them, which was descending at the Benghazi Airport, was suddenly ordered back into the skies. […]

Guosa: UniAbuja promotes regional lingua franca for W/Africa’s unity, economic growth

Guosa: UniAbuja promotes regional lingua franca for W/Africa’s unity, economic growth

By Luminous Jannamike ABUJA – The University of Abuja has taken the lead in promoting a regional lingua franca to foster unity, stability and economic growth in West Africa. The university’s focus is on the Guosa language, an indigenous lingua franca for the region created by Prof. Alex Igbineweka. The initiative gained momentum during the […]

Civil war: You supervised Igbo massacre, IPOB replies Gowon

Civil war: You supervised Igbo massacre, IPOB replies Gowon

The founders of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, have responded to the leader of a former Military junta of the Nigeria government, General Yakubu Gowon, who supervised the country’s civil war, telling him that he (Gowon) was the originator and cause of the unrest that claimed the lives of over three million Biafrans.

‘The Blood Stain Flag’ exposes Lekki Toll Gate tragedy

‘The Blood Stain Flag’ exposes Lekki Toll Gate tragedy

In commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the Peaceful Protest in Lekki, Mr. Saraf Ayo Adewale has released his new book titled The Blood Stain Flag: The Untold Story of a Peaceful Protest and the Response of a Grievous Government.

Insecurity: Matawalle and the saboteurs

Insecurity: Matawalle and the saboteurs

By SANI BALA ONE of the greatest setbacks of Nigeria’s democracy has always been the political class’s preoccupation with petty politics where serious introspection and collective action are required. Nowhere has this ugly practice appeared more glaring than in the ongoing stream of steady fire from the PDP in Zamfara State and by extension, Governor Dauda […]

Enough of IMF/World Bank puppets

Enough of IMF/World Bank puppets

By NICK DAZANG INDIVIDUALS, corporate entities and countries which succeed are those who plan for the long haul, provide for contingencies and keep their eyes firmly on the ball. They think long-term; they delay immediate gratification; and they deny themselves in the knowledge that things will turn out well in due course. Such individuals, corporate entities […]