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 […]
How we can rescue Nigeria, by Olawepo-Hashim
“As it is, the law puts a burden on the petitioner who isn’t responsible for the conduct of the election”
Grit speaks to people in very toxic, dysfunctional political environment’
Poet, playwright and Associate Dean of Humanities at the University of Port Harcourt, Obari Gomba is one of the three playwrights with eyes on the NLNG’s $100,000 cash prize of the Nigeria Prize For Literature 2023.
My journey to U-16 World Cup glory — Broderick
“When the game began, Pele was roving round the pitch, playing round but when the time came for him to shoot, nobody saw when he was given the ball and he shot into the net”
Why I’m bringing innovation into agric, food production — Pinnick
My main calling till tomorrow, my businesses revolve around oil and offshore support services but farm is for today, tomorrow and the future.
What disruptive technologies mean to accounting profession – ANAN Council member
On Tuesday, the Association of National Accountants of Nigeria, ANAN held its 28th Annual National Conference in Abuja with the theme: The accounting Profession and the Challenging Dynamics of the Ecosystem, with over 4,000 accountants from across the country gathered at the International Conference centre to discuss new trends in the accounting profession. It also afforded ANAN members opportunity to interface with private sector and policy makers to chat new frontiers and gain from knowledge sharing.
