Osun Decides: I’ll block leakages, expand revenue – Oyebamiji
Political competition should never degenerate into violence. Regardless of political differences, we remain members of the same communities and citizens of the same state
Consequences of COVID-19 are far reaching for women and girl — Shulamite Ezechi
Advocacy dominates in Shulamite Ezechi’s profile. She is also an author, and activist for girls and women’s rights. Ezechi is the Founder and CEO of ANYiSO, a registered charity in the UK that runs multiple projects, seminars, workshops and conferences, and provides support and services for women, young people, refugees, and asylum seekers. Her passion for these vulnenable one is driven by inspiration and personal experiences.
Public-private partnership will go a long way at reducing housing deficit – Ifeanyi Harry Jeffery
Chief Ifeanyi Harry Jeffery is the CEO of Ocean Growth Homes; a luxury real estate development company, setting extraordinary records in the industry.
Governors not sole financiers of PDP- Ayu
Dr. Iyorchia Ayu was President of the Nigerian Senate in the Third Republic. Appointed Minister of Internal Affairs in 2003, Ayu played prominent role in the election of President Olusegun Obasanjo following the return to democratic governance in 1999.
Why I prayed for our abductors to release us fast or kill us fast — Kebbi NYSC member
29 years old Jennifer Iorliam was one of the two corps members and four others kidnapped by bandits on October 19, 2021 at Tsafe village in Zamfara state while on her way to Kebbi state for her NYSC
Ban on open grazing difficult to enforce — Gov Abdulrazaq
Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq hardly grants interviews. In this rare chat with a select group of journalists, he speaks on the challenges of governing Kwara, how insecurity in North-West and ban of open-grazing in Southern Nigeria is affecting Kwara, his problem with Senator Bukola Saraki; and relations with Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, among others. Excerpts:
