Nigeria: A union of ethnic mistrust and hatred
Glo @23: The Bull still reigns supreme
Fiddling while the land burns
UPU: Ufuoma and his diatribes
The killing contest between Buhari and the PDP – Reno
Delta North, why Nwaoboshi?
Making Online marketplaces safer for consumers
Uwakwe Abugu: Life Writes a Lousy Script
The making of hope in Osun
The landmarks of Oladiji in Ondo East, West
APC, nPDP and the doctrine of good faith
Plateau Paid Mourners and Matters Arising
Ifiekporo community: Uduaghan’s china-modelled city
NEMA stalemate as hand of Esau, voice of Jacob
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SubscribeTukur Buratai: Reflecting on the counsel of a master strategist
Nigeria’s Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and leader of the counter-insurgency operations, Lt. Gen. Tukur Yusufu Buratai is one enigmatic leader. He is passionate and tenaciously works according to his convictions on service to fatherland.
Pension Commission: Preparing for the future
The Vision of LASPEC is to provide first-class regulatory and supervisory services on pension matters to all stakeholders in the Lagos State Public Service
What is your take on proposed N170bn for building of cattle ranches ?
It won’t end the killings. It would aggravate it because nobody has told us the reason for killing people. Will the ranches stop them from kiling people? What baffles me most is that law enforcement agents have not made any serious arrest or prosecuted anyone.Are herdsmen supposed to handle guns? The government should disarm them first and institute a punishment for the killer herdsmen before considering cattle ranches.
Applauding UNIZIK’s award on INNOSON boss
ONCE again one of Nigeria’s best universities, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, has recognised the rare technological feat achieved by the Chairman of INNOSON Company, Dr. Innocent Chukwuma in bringing to fruition the manufacture of Nigeria’s first made in Nigeria vehicles. The vehicles which come in different types such as cars, buses, trucks and sports utility vehicles are visible and plying all Nigerian roads today.
Going! Going!! Going!!! — Ikogosi hot spring project must not die
Before the advent of the missionaries in Ekiti, we were told stories of the mythical goddess of Ikogosi where hot and cold water ooze out from the same source and at the same time. The natives worshipped the presumed goddess of Ikogosi warm spring. Pregnant women flocked Ikogosi where they applied the mysterious water to cure pregnancy problems. The warm water was used to cure guinea worms, a prevalent disease at that time. It was also used to cure eye problems, sores, body ache, stomach pain and different skin diseases.
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