FG and Umahi’s roads to hell
By Dele Sobowale Vanguard recently published pathetic pictures of the Benin-Sapele-Warri Expressway; and Punch revealed to us what happens to the Lagos-Calabar Expressway, not even 15 per cent completed, each time there is a heavy downpour in the Lekki peninsula. The road becomes so flooded, it becomes barely usable. Morning shows the day. If Tinubu-Umahi’s […]
Nigeria’s passport fees: Need for caution, by Tonnie Iredia
From the take-off of the current federal government in Nigeria till today, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, the nation’s current minister of Interior has been seen by many as one of President Bola Tinubu’s best appointees. Young, agile and proactive, Tunji-Ojo has left no one in doubt that he would sustain high performances all through his tenure. Indeed, at […]
Challenges and solutions vary, by Funmi Komolafe
Let’s give praises to the LORD that has kept us till today, the last day in the month a new beginning. We give God all the Glory. The ember months will usher in testimonies in Jesus name. God has kept us alive to serve and worship HIM. It is also an assurance that irrespective of what […]
CHURCH: Nigeria’s biggest business empire, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Our most productive oil field is not buried in the swamps of the Niger Delta, it is planted firmly in the pulpit
The rise of data boys, by Stephanie Shaakaa
No amount of Photoshop or hashtags can erase the hunger in the streets, the joblessness of the youth, or the fear in villages under siege
X-raying the poverty industry in Nigeria, by Stephanie Shaakaa
Poverty is not an accident, not an unfortunate side effect of bad governance, but a deliberate strategy that fuels campaigns
