Enters the new Balogun of Oyo Kingdom
Leah Sharibu @15: The painful wait continues
Tyranny of the gavel by Patrick Obahiagbon
‘We prefer to die in Nigeria’
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SubscribeInterventions to unlock Apapa traffic jam: Too little, too late?
MOTORISTS plying the Mile Two to Tin Can Island end of the Oshodi-Apapa Expressway have since last week enjoyed some relative respite from the traffic jam that has locked down the area for several weeks, thanks to the intervention of the Nigerian Navy and other security agencies.
Unending clamour for electricity tariff increase
NIGERIANS are inundated from time to time by media reports of impending electricity tariff review to the extent that the National Assembly has had cause to invite the Minister of Works, Housing and Power to defend the purported move. Periodic tariff review is an essential part of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 which empowers the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission to determine tariffs for the principal players in the sector.
Children, on their way to school, mocked me for doing menial jobs – Kogi Assembly Speaker
Because I couldn’t afford school fees, I stayed four years after primary school, hawking before I could enter secondary school
Who will save us from strange, killer soot?’
As people inhale it, after a time, it becomes an irritant. The individual starts coughing. After persistent cough, a wound is created inside the lungs
Transforming Nigeria’s Urban Agenda: Fashola speaks in London
I would like to thank the London School of Economics and Political Science for hosting me once again, and in particular my friend Professor Ricky Burdett, not only for inviting me, but also for the flexibility he demonstrated with his scheduling of this event to accommodate me.
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