Interview

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 […]
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Buhari’s economic agenda is on course — Okpubigho

Right now I cannot disclose that to you because it is a strategy. But I can tell you that the spirit of change is very high.   The people’s eyes are opened.   The days of handpicking a candidate to represent the community is over. Everybody is working hard to ensure that the PDP did not occupy the Government House, Asaba come 2019.

I won my husband’s heart with a simple kiss — Joy Awade

Budding model cum actress, Joy Awade has suspended acting for a while because she’s expecting her second child.  Married to comedian cum OAP, Friday Awade known as Last Prophet, Joy has learnt the hard way what it takes to stay married to a celebrity.

The Adamu Garba story

He saw it as a conversation that was made worthy by his restless desire not to walk in anyone’s shadow. The fears of failure in any endeavour meant nothing to him so long as the results will be products of his decision.

Nyiam to Buhari: Take cue from how Obama killed Osama bin Laden

Colonel Tony Nyiam, retired army Colonel, a member of the Presidential Advisory Committee, PAC that packaged the national conference but resigned midway following his altercation with the Edo Governor, Adams Oshiomhole during the committee’s public hearing in Benin in this encounter looks at the Nigerian state and expresses worries with the Buhari regime and the killings around Nigeria.    He thinks the problem is not with the All Progressives Congress as a party but with Buhari and therefore urged the party to change its presidential candidate and go for a younger person. He also urged the party to change its logo which he says is similar to the logo of witches and wizards which spiritual effect he believes is      affecting the country and responsible for so much blood-letting in the country.

Life has been hell since my husband died — Mrs Tunji Oyeleru

Thirteen years ago, two Nigerians in their prime died in an auto crash at Potiskum, on their way to Abuja after a rally against deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum sector at Maiduguri, organised by the Labour Civil Society Coalition (LASCO). The rally was part of a series of zonal rallies to mobilise working people against the anti-poor neoliberal policies of the Nigerian state which had started in Lagos.

13 years after my husband’s death life has been so tough — Mrs. Ubani

Chima Ubani, a civil rights crusader made a name before his life was cut short in an auto crash at Potiskum, on his way to Abuja after a rally against deregulation of the downstream sector of the petroleum sector at Maiduguri, organised by Labour and Civil Society Coalition (LASCO). The rally was part of a series of zonal rallies to mobilise working people against the anti-poor neoliberal policies of  Nigerian which had started in Lagos.

How TASUED generates IGR through entrepreneurship

Professor of Mathematics, Abayomi Adelaja Arigbabu is a seasoned administrator, erudite scholar and Vice-Chancellor, Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED. In the last 25 years, Arigbabu has been involved in Mathematics, Science and Technology (MST) Education and preparatory programmes in Nigeria. In this interview, he spoke on sundry issues bordering on education and the place […]

Re-construction of roads not lasting solution to Apapa traffic – Hakeem Olanrewaju

Immediate past chairman of the Council of Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN and Managing Director of Talod Oceanair Freight Limited, Alhaji Hakeem Olanrewaju, in this interview with Maritime Reporter, Godfrey Bivbere, speaks on several issues ranging from permanent solution to the perennial traffic situation around the Apapa ports, CRFFN, domination of Customs brokers’ job by foreigners and many more. Excerpt:  

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