If only Nigeria knew how Tinubu ended the subsidy regime
By Hon. Rotimi Makinde (Insider’s Account) If only Nigerians understood the challenges that characterised the former petroleum subsidy regime, there would be greater appreciation of the difficult decision taken by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29, 2023, when he announced the removal of the subsidy. I write from the perspective of someone who had […]
Tribute to Oluwatoyin Salawu: 25 April, 1952 – 25 July, 2026
By Kehinde Johnson Public health is, at its heart, about protecting communities before illness becomes a crisis. It is about preventing disease, detecting outbreaks early, strengthening health systems and ensuring that the most vulnerable are not left behind. In Nigeria, these responsibilities have evolved through successive generations of public health practitioners who have confronted epidemics, […]
N18b Severance: Keyamo and the art of closing stubborn files
That is how Keyamo works. He does not make noise. He engages institutions, finds terms, and closes files others left open.
Reflections on Nigeria’s Public Health Administration: A Tribute to Dr Oluwatoyin Salawu
By Kehinde Johnson An unassuming public health physician, crusader and reformist Public health is, at its heart, about protecting communities before illness becomes a crisis. It is about preventing disease, detecting outbreaks early, strengthening health systems and ensuring that the most vulnerable are not left behind.In Nigeria, these responsibilities have evolved through successive generations of […]
Tracking Senator Benson Agadaga’s 10th Assembly record
By Wole Adeshina In the chambers of the 10th Senate, legislative representation is measured by concrete outputs: bills sponsored, motions raised, and physical development brought directly to constituents. On these metrics, Senator Benson Agadaga has established himself as one of the most active lawmakers representing the South-South region. Key Sponsored Bills and Motions Border Communities […]
Why President Tinubu deserves the opportunity to consolidate his reforms
By Dr Adeniyi Adekunle Fixing Nigeria is not child’s play. It is not a job for political entertainers, opposition specialists or those who believe that winning an election is the same thing as knowing how to govern. Nigeria is a complicated country. Its challenges did not begin yesterday, and they certainly cannot disappear overnight. We […]
