Govs don’t regard tackling insecurity as priority — Folarin, Afenifere scribe
…Says federal police can’t pretend to be State Police …Insists S-West govs failed on Amotekun …Intelligence failed in tackling insecurity in North …Explains why Makinde erred in calling for Oriire abduction probe …Insists all faiths are victims of terrorism By Dapo Akinrefon Chief Ademola Folarin, a lawyer, is the General Secretary of the pan-Yoruba socio-political […]
Why Nigerians should kiss free, fair and credible elections goodbye – Nwodo
Dr. Okwesilieze Nwodo was former governor of Enugu State, founding National Secretary of the Peoples DemocraticParty, PDP, as well as a former National Chairman of the party
Worshipping of deities damaging Yoruba culture – Oluwo, Oba Akanbi
The traditional institution is an integral system of Nigerian society, as it accommodates religious tenets, political principles, and social ethics, as well as cultural values.
N-Delta shocker: Nigeria’s largest oil-producing area has no road — HRM Ekio-emi, Gbesa
By Jimitota Onoyume & Chancel Bomadi SundayHRM (Dr) John Oweiagbe Ekio-emi, Gbesa I is the Ebenana-owei (Paramount Ruler) of Operemor Kingdom in Burutu local government area of Delta State. In this interview, the monarch shares his experiences before, during and after his ascension to the throne. Among others, the soft-spoken monarch of the oil-rich Operemor Kingdom says […]
HANDLING OF THE 2014 CONFAB: Buhari, as a general and colleague, shocked me — General Lekwot
General Zamani Lekwot (retd), a former Military Governor of Rivers State, is the Chairman of Southern Kaduna Elders Forum. Lekwot is also the Chairman of Middle Belt Elders Forum. In this interview, he speaks on the Southern Kaduna crisis and how the actions of former Governor Nasir El-Rufai appeared to have fuelled it. He also speaks on how former President Muhammadu, despite being an Army General, failed to use the opportunity provided by the 2014 National Conference without examining the report.
Technology’s at defining crossroads, digital health must innovate, reduce disparity – David Oviaesu
David Oviaesu is the WHO Africa’s Systems Audit Regional Officer. He argues that technology is at a defining crossroads
