The price of tomorrow: What Singapore can and cannot teach Nigeria
A government cannot preach austerity from inside extravagance. If citizens are tightening belts, public offices cannot be loosening suspenders.
Protecting the N/Assembly is protecting democracy
Political heavyweights in the executive corner of power have been busy deflating the strength of what should be a shield for democratic elements
OYO 2019: Akintola and the search for Ajimobi’s successor
As the curtain is gradually drawing on the action packed regime of the governor, the question on the lips of stakeholders is; who takes over the baton from him, to continue the obvious impressive leadership drive in the state?
Africa: Satellite TV, not IPTV, remains viable viewing option
Since content is transmitted via the internet, the chances of transmission delays for the IPTV user are high
Alcoholic beverages: Excise duty rates hike and looming job loss
IN March, the Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun announced on behalf of the Federal Government that new excise duty rates have been approved for alcoholic beverages and tobacco with effect from June 4, 2018.
Policemen behaving badly: The cases of IGP Idris and Chairman Magu – Reno
By now you must have watched the embarrassing video of the Inspector General of Police, Ibrahim Kpotum Idris, giving a speech somewhere in Kano. If you have not watched it, then do yourself a favour and please watch it. You can thank me later. Or not.
