After japa… When the dream meets reality
THE photograph usually comes first. A young Nigerian stands at the airport, passport in hand, luggage beside him, smiling as family members gather for one last embrace.
Where have the parents gone?
Charity begins at home. When a student of Redeemers University stabbed his father to death recently, that statement ran through the minds of many. It could not have been an isolated incident as no child drops from the sky. If this is the case, then there is one thing commercial sex workers, armed robbers, fraudsters, corrupt politicians, terrorists etc, have in common—parents.
Parenting: We lost our values to foreign culture – Akinsola
Hon. Adebimpe Akinsola is the Vice Chairman, House Committee on Environment representing Ikorodu constituency 2 in the Lagos State House of Assembly. In this interview, she blames moral decadence on poor family values.
The relevance of TAN in this democracy
INFORMATION dissemination is key in any democratic dispensation. Lack of it creates rumour and disenchantment. This is why the media is a partner in progress, in any meaningful democracy. If government is doing what is expected of it, it is through effective dissemination of information that the citizen is made aware and if the reverse is the case, then, the government would be on its toes to redeem.
Reading the card reader issue by Bola Tinubu
DESPERATION surges within the presidency and PDP camp. Postponing the election to March 28, this group thought they had bought added time to alter the electoral equation in their favour.
The best answer for Ajimobi’s court jesters
AJIMOBI’s political cum media spokesman should be pitied because he has turned his professional position to that of a glorified praise singer and lately a court jester blessed with the obsession to fabricate lies all in the name of providing service for his paymaster and seeking public attention.
