When organisations teach the wrong lessons about leadership
The US built world’s greatest card system
The UNIMED Ondo Science Scholarship Scheme everyone is talking about
Adopting Naija Template for Rebranding and Marketing of Nigeria
Hunger in the land
An agenda for the coming President
What leaders could learn from the life of the late Queen Elizabeth
Brand Perception of three Aso Rock applicants and consequences for three sides of same coin
APC presidential ticket: When faithlessness cries over faith! (2)
APC presidential ticket: When faithlessness cries over faith!
Gender roles, discrimination and domestic violence: A way forward
What leaders could learn from the life of the Queen
The politics of Boko Haram and the arithmetic of 2023
CBN: Managing the forex crisis
Ada Ogbu: The people’s princess
Why Afenifere supports S-East presidential candidate for 2023
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SubscribeUnderstanding Lagos parking levy
By TAYO OGUNBIYI Contrary to claims and counter-claims from different quarters and ‘authorities’, it needs to be stressed that the Lagos State Government has the power by law, through the Lagos State Park Authority, LASPA, to collect parking levies. Recall that a post that lately circulated on social media in which LASPA issued a letter signed […]
Harvests from Nigeria’s Global Economic Summit in New York
By GARBA SHEHU On Thursday last week, the Nigeria International Economic Partnership Forum was held in Manhattan, New York in the middle of the most important international event of the year: the United Nations General Assembly, UNGA. The Forum was enormously popular, attracting some 500 guests and delegates – almost double the expected number. While this […]
Understanding our register of voters
BY NICK DAZANG The price of liberty, the time-honoured saying goes, is eternal vigilance. Recently, the Coalition of United Political Parties, CUPP, demonstrated uncommon vigilance, steeped in patriotism, when it shrilly called attention of Nigerians to strenuous efforts by unscrupulous persons to undo our Register of Voters. The CUPP also alleged, among others, that a […]
A review of Al-Amin .M. El-Nasir’s THE WITHERING TONGUE
By Toyin Shittu THE BACKGROUND The collection contains five volumes of forty one (41) poems. Each volume has varying number of poems, with volume 3 having eighteen poems and volume 2 with the least (4). The volumes bear different titles based on their thematic preoccupations. Volume 1 is entitled ‘Homage’, volume 2 “My wages cannot […]
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