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Self-help on insecurity, the Ohuhu, Abia way as solution, by Adekunle Adekoya

LAST week, I asked fellow Nigerians, readers of this column what else we can do about insecurity that we haven’t done. It was a rhetorical question. Truth is there’re lots we can do that we haven’t done. Are we no longer Nigerians? The most resilient group of peoples in the world? Are we not the ones that […]
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Presidential aspiration jamborees amid ASUU strike

By Adekunle Adekoya THERE is a jamboree going on, and while people are staring with mouths agape at the spectacles of the jamboree, a tragedy is being wrought as well. The jamboree going on is about the presidential ticket of the two leading parties, the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, and the main opposition party, […]

Reconstructing Jonathan, deconstructing Nigerians

By Adekunle Adekoya NIGERIA, truly, is a land of possibilities. I say this with every sense of responsibility, given the enormous potentials that have remained potentials, despite all God-given opportunities to realise them. Apart from natural resources, human resources abound aplenty which we prefer to waste, refusing to develop them through a functioning and functional […]

A transport system in dire need of reforms

By Adekunle Adekoya For a long time, transport unions have steadily increased their power and influence, being positioned in a strategic sector of the economy whose activities determine how we move goods around and also deliver services.  A major tragedy that has befallen the country is that road transportation is completely unregulated and the operators are […]

That Senate gaffe on pay-TV operators

By Kunle Adekoya The Senate of countries  operating the presidential system of government usually is the higher law-making body of its bicameral legislature. The place where members sit to deliberate on issues before it is often called a hallowed chamber, both on account of the seriousness of issues before it and also because of the […]

New government universities? No!

By Adekunle Adekoya These are very interesting times in our dear country, and if you like, in the whole world. With the war in Ukraine and galloping prices of fossil fuels, the global economy is being moulded in a way we have not seen before, worsened by the fact that attention has been forcefully diverted from common […]

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