Are women in Tinubu’s cabinet exercising power?, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Women are noticed when they make an entrance, photographed when they are appointed, briefly discussed as evidence that government has not forgotten the existence of women, and then returned to the margins
Nigeria’s time to envision and innovate
Necessity they say is the mother of invention. Nations that catapulted themselves into the developed club had visions and dreams with embedded options of practical realities. Nigeria is walking a very long, tortuous road to the top. In the 20th century twilight we had several vision statements with clichés like: Housing for all by the Year 2000; Health for all by the year 2000; Education for all by year 2000; and so forth.
What Buhari left out in his speech
Nigerians have differed in their opinions about Buhari’s first broadcast after his long medical vacation in the United Kingdom. Popular commentator and analyst, Jimi Disu shared his view on the broadcast and criticisms on the Front Page news analysis on Classic FM. He said the following:
What Abdusalami owes South-East
My respect for Gen. Abdusalami Abubakar comes majorly from his wife, Justice Fati Lami Abubakar. She remains our most educated First Lady who never put on airs and till date remains so even as the mother of Dr. Amina Bello, wife of the Niger State governor.
“Teacher, don’t teach me nonsense”
In the 70s and early 80s, from the much I personally experienced, beverage adverts and commercials positioned them for family consumption. But then a new wave of personal health awareness came and the paradigm shifted.
Buhari’s last chance
IF the Imo State Governor, Rochas Okorocha, is offering advice on what President Muhammadu Buhari must do to rescue his government, then the President should know he has work to do.
