GCK in Ogun: Trying times and transformation the world needs
The 9/11 that never happened: What Britain saved the world from
Rethinking Africa’s Security and Defense Nexus
Oshiomhole on future without oil
The necessity of Nigeria’s IGIS project
Lifeline for the suicidal
EDO: Growing concerns over 2020
NDDC Interim Management Committee, Buhari scores hat trick
Where is your wrapper?
The Story of Arise and Its Founder: Passion propelled by compassion
BONNY OKPALUBA: Chartered Accountant who launched ten books same day
How your physical wellness can unlock your happiness
Tribunals and our elections
Opening new frontiers on rail transport system
Ibori, Ribadu: Why $15M bribery lie endures despite repudiations
Death Penalty for Cultists: Open letter to Cross River House of Assembly
Multiple checks and agony of motorists
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SubscribeA Future Without Oil: The Oshiomhole’s School of Thought
It is without a doubt that Nigeria’s primary resource of revenue, oil, has dipped in the international market due to global politics and increased production of hitherto oil-buying nations.
Lagos and indiscriminate waste disposal
IMPROPER waste disposal has continued to be a serious issue of concern in Nigeria due to its effect on sanitation and general quality of urban life. It is constantly a topical issue because improper waste disposal is capable of severely endangering public health and/or the environment.
Between youth and sports development: The dilemma of Sunday Dare
SINCE the appointment of Mr. Sunday Dare as the Minister for Youth and Sports Development, he has visited several sport facilities, hosted meetings of several sports governing bodies, assessed performances of several athletes and vowed to lift up sports. In the short period, since his appointment, Mr. Dare has elevated sports administration to national visibility; but all these seemed at the detriment of his core mandate of youth development.
Yoruba/Fulani collective intelligence, importance of name on culture, politics
By Prince Justice Faloye When a certain Northerner called Yoruba politicians area boys, I wrote him off as a jihadist, but over time, I settled down to analyse the message and not the messenger. Individually, an average Yoruba person is more educated and intelligent than an average Fulani. However, as a collective organisation, I am […]
Still on foreign trips
THIS month, the Federal Government came up with a new policy on foreign travels. According to press reports, it is designed “to curb leakages and instill financial prudence in the management of government resources”. Government also “warned that all public funded travels, local and foreign, must be strictly for official purposes and highly essential statutory engagements that are of benefit to the interests of the country”.
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