Countdown to 2027: Edo North is for Oshiomhole
Making better money decisions in 2027 (1)
Sanwo-Olu’s Kangaroo Court on Lekki Tollgate incident
#ENDSARS PROTEST: Where did the Nigerian youth miss it?
Onitsha River Port: Sustaining three decades of political deceit
EndSARS violence and imperatives of state police
Revisiting Trumps’ mantra “America first”
A Review of Too Late for Anything
#EndSARS protest: How Oyetola restored lost order in Osun
#EndSARS protest: Time for introspection
In Peace and Unity We Shall Reign; In law and Order, We Shall Thrive
How supporters of #ENDSARS’ bank accounts have been frozen
The psyche of pandemic palliatives
#EndSARS: Between trust deficit and tears of fury
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SubscribeBuilding blocks of nationhood: A blueprint for new Nigeria
By Tunde Bakare When our nation attained independence on October 1, 1960, it was with fervent faith in the possibilities of a great nation that our founding fathers lowered the British flag and hoisted the Green-White-Green. Their dream of a great nation was etched in the lyrics of our founding national anthem, the second stanza […]
Wike’s 5,000 civil service jobs: A strategic masterstroke
By Paulinus Nsirim Good times are here again for the Youths of Rivers State as the State Government is poised to employ 5, 000 youths into the State Civil Service. This good news was announced by Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, in a statewide broadcast to Rivers People on Wednesday, October 28, 2020. The Governor said: […]
Akiolu @ 77: Salute to a philanthropic and tireless monarch
today, Thursday, October 29 when His Royal Highness, the King of Lagos, Oba Rilwan Babatunde Osuolale Aremu Akiolu I, also known as the Eleko of Eko, clocks 77 years of age on earth.
Lekki Toll Gate violence: How do we heal and rebuild?
By Caleb Adebayo IT has been about a week since ‘unknown’ soldiers reportedly opened fire on unarmed peaceful protesters sitting at the Lekki Toll Gate singing the National Anthem. On that day, the country was put in a state of shock and utter disbelief. Reminiscent of the 2015 Shiite massacre in Zaria, the 2016 killing […]
Abiola’s N100bn proposal to empower youths, reform Police
This is a follow-up to the video that I dropped yesterday concerning the EndSars agitation. Many people have contacted me and asked why was the Army not included in my proposal for the police. I meant to include the Army and all our security services officers. Their minimum wage should be N250,000 per month, with interest-free home loans.
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