How noise is becoming an environmental threat in Lagos
By Divine grace Onosetale Lagos was never quiet. But there is a difference between the sound of a city and noise that begins to interfere with everyday life. From the blast of horns in Oshodi to the endless hum of generators in different parts of the state; from loudspeakers at markets and religious centres to […]
Day of the African Child: Ethical governance and best practices
It seems that there is hardly anyone out there to protect Africa’s children, the bulk of the continent’s population
The Adebayo Adedeji example by Reuben Abati
Professor Adebayo Adedeji, the towering intellectual, scholar, pan-Africanist, international civil servant and pioneer Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) and Under-Secretary General of the United Nations (1975 -1991) died on April 25, 2018 at the ripe age of 87.
Ikpeazu’s proverbial signs
YOU cannot take it away from him: Governor Okezie Ikpeazu is a born humourist, a witty country boy that is groomed in the best of agrarian and cosmopolitan values. During the campaigns in 2015, he left his followers with a message: Unu ja akota sign. This message has since become a popular cliché in Abia State, transforming into a socio-political construct that re-occurs in every political discussion in the state.
Adamu Ciroma : A man of character
Mallam Adamu Ciroma, who died last Thursday was a statesman of uncommon gifts and outstanding ability and accomplishments. His versatility was legion; a Civil Servant, Journalist, Banker, Administrator, Politician. He was Master of all Managerial Trades and Jack of None.
Why Saraki Must Leave Cracked House of APC
Structural integrity is apparently the leading factor that guarantees the safety of anyone residing in any building. This is akin to how the protection of a party man’s interest is a key guarantee of his survival within any political party.
