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With 1,316 MDAs, PFIPC was waiting to happen, by Adekunle Adekoya

ONE day, one trouble best describes our experience as a nation of peoples in our country called Nigeria. By the way, One Day One Trouble is a popular Nigerian Nollywood comedy-drama movie on the life a man trying to survive doing various jobs while dealing with a cantankerous wife, until a rich woman enters his life and […]
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Roads not taken on fuel and electricity, by Adekunle Adekoya

TODAY, I wish to salute my fellow compatriots, hapless, ordinary Nigerians who are somehow still finding ways to remain aboard as the nation’s economic ship flounders in stormy waters occasioned by just two single events — removal of subsidy on petrol, and flotation of the national currency, the Naira. As prices of basic goods and […]

Buhari’s integrity: From attenuation to total wipe-out, by Adekunle Adekoya

TIME flies! And very fast too. In this space on September 24, 2021, the column carried a piece with the headline: “The attenuation of integrity.” Those who read between the lines would have discerned that it was a commentary directed at the nation’s head honcho at the time, a retired general known to the rest […]

The road to hunger land, by Adekunle Adekoya

THERE is a point you get to talking about the problems facing our dear nation that you just get tired. This is because the problems seem endless — from insecurity to unending rise in the prices of goods and services, especially food items, to the parlous state of our infrastructure, especially roads and electricity. In […]

How subsidy removal fuels hunger in the land, by Adekunle Adekoya

LAST week the video of a man seen crying in front of a market stall where he had gone to buy foodstuffs trended heavily on the internet, as it was widely shared across many platforms — chat groups on WhatsApp, on Facebook, and others. The man was seen in front of a shop where common foodstuffs like […]

As life gets harder…,by Adekunle Adekoya

LOOKING out the window of the Conference Room at Vanguard’s head office today, a sight struck me. From that window you get a very good, panoramic view of the Kirikiri Canal, and buildings and activities on the shore on the side of the canal. What attracted my attention was the steady rumble of a powerful diesel engine; […]

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