Making the Common Northern Education Compact a reality: Pathway from Niger State, by Usman Sarki
“To this class of enemies belong some of the educated or half-educated Europeanized natives whom our educational and religious system divorces from their race, and who, having no outlet and bereft of national or racial pride, betray the interests of their country into the hands of its foes.” — E. D. Morel Instilling pride in […]
2019: Time to take back our country
Like el-Rufai is poised to do with Kaduna teachers, the Nigerian electorate must be ready East, West, North and South to purge the system of the incompetent, corrupt, visionless and moribund thieving elite
The other Pension bodies that are not scandalised
The negativity of the Maina saga does not represent the full story of the Pension Scheme in Nigeria
John F. Kennedy and the meaning of history
AT the Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, United States lies a simple grave with a gas-fired eternal flame; a memorial to President John Fitzgerald Kennedy, 1917-1963. This year marks the centenary of his birth. He was born on May 29 1917, scion of the East Coast Brahmin of Massachusetts. His father Joseph Senior came from Irish émigré stock as was his mother Rose Kennedy. The senior Kennedy made an enormous fortune, some would say, from things that were not entirely kosher.
How to increase turnover by 20% and reduce costs – Dele Sobowale
How to increase turnover by 20% and reduce costs – Dele Sobowale
Negative income from PHCN sale? – Henry Boyo
Negative income from PHCN sale? – Henry Boyo
