Rivers payroll cleanup: Where are the people behind the ghost workers?
Shade Omoniyi: How a governor’s right choice changed Kwara’s revenue story
The pillars of crime in Nigeria
Much ado about Okada ban
Eat the poor to save Nigeria
Nigeria’s Service Chiefs and Why Buhari’s Apple Is Sweeter
Osinbajo and the lamentation of the Ancient Mariner
Re-emergence of Lassa Fever: What Nigerians need to know
Civil War: Disclosures and Closure
Nunieh: Exceptional courage in governance
Oyo LG chairmanship tussle: Why FG should not encourage breach of peace
The Okowa I know
Yahaya Bello at the start of final term
Our politicians and their macabre dance on security
Biafra and the great Zik of Africa
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IT was the former American President, Abraham Lincoln, who said in one of his famous quotes: “Things may come to those who wait, but only the things left by those who hustle.”
Amotekun: Malami’s too many‘illegalities’
By Samuel Adegbola INDISPUTABLY, the indigenous security outfit set up by state governors of the South-West geopolitical zone, Amotekun, was birthed by the alarming insecurity in the country. By the Constitution, the President is the chief security officer of the nation. The ‘chief’ which is synonymous with principal suggests there are subordinates. Perceptively, governors are […]
Nexford: 6 Reasons Nigerians should value online education
Nexford: Today’s world is steadily ebbing out traditional methods and conventions in favor of modern technology in various facets of day-to-day living. Thanks to technology, one’s location no longer affects how we communicate, socialize, or work, so why should it restrict how we learn? Online universities were introduced just about two decades ago and were […]
No, I won’t inherit anybody’s enemy – Femi Adesina
If Nigeria should die (which we don’t pray for), then hatred killed her. Done in by hateful hearts and lying tongues. People who hate others for no just cause, and they want to recruit you into the hatred binge. But I have news for them: I won’t inherit anybody’s enemy. Never!
Thuggery in Enugu State transport ministry?
By Robert Nwokoro There is a popular traffic enforcement cadets known as “MOT” operating majorly in Enugu Metropolis whose relationship with vehicle and tricycle operators in the state is taking an unusual dimension. For the avoidance of doubt, the acronym “MOT” is the Ministry of Transport (MOT) in full. However, it is used to refer […]
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