Obi can win if he steps up!!! By Donu Kogbara
Dr Yunusa Tanko was one of Peter Obi’s staunchest allies for years. News that he has resigned from the Obidient Movement he once coordinated to head the presidential campaign council of Prince Adewole Adebayo’s Social Democratic Party (SDP) came as a shock to me and many other onlookers. As former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani, […]
Facts and fiction on the National Welding Policy, By Adekunle Adekoya
ON the internet a few days ago, I came across a news item which proclaimed that stakeholders are kicking as the Federal Government launches the National Policy on Welding. First, I was pleasantly surprised that the central government, which hitherto had demonstrated crass incompetence in the management of our affairs, could find a profession like welding, populated […]
Rosalie’s crusade, By Donu Kogbara
Dr Rosalie Ann Modder-Oyefeso moved to Nigeria with her Sri Lankan parents 5 decades ago when her father, later a professor of zoology, took up a teaching post at the University of Ibadan. Rosalie studied and practised medicine for a while, but is a free-spirited Bohemian artist at heart; and having retired from the hospital scene, now […]
As Air Peace seizes my money, By Ikechukwu Amaechi
Truth be told, Air Peace is taking Nigerians for granted. Rather than being humbled by the success they have recorded, humility being the hallmark of greatness, the proprietors of the company have become arrogant and conceited.
COP28: Tinubu’s hypocrisy on climate change, By Olu Fasan
But leaving aside Nigeria’s mushrooming presence, what pledges did Tinubu’s government make at COP28?
Active listening in communication, By Ruth Oji
A very common error is assuming that each communicator only has to hear the information being conveyed and to respond promptly.
