History is filled with instances where  nations revived their economies with bold ideas, taken on by well-marshaled, carefully crafted and patiently executed plans. Through its enlightened interventionist policies, a  government  must  bring succour to teeming millions.

In the countdown to the end of the tenure of Dr Kelong Alkali   as the National Chairman of the Association of Community Pharmacists of Nigeria (ACPN), the topic of who succeeds him has begun to form the agenda for discussion among ACPN members and stakeholders.

By the time the administration of Governor Abiola Ajimobi of Oyo State ends  on May 29, 2019, one thing would have become clear:  Here was a governor that came and made a difference in the lives of the people, in rapid infrastructural renewal; who gave governance a new name and established a legacy of moving Oyo from a traditional society, to a modern one.

First of all, let me say that I am delighted that the #DapchiGirls have been returned to their parents by Boko Haram. No matter what happened before, during and after the abduction, it is safe to say that this aspect of the saga (the safe return of most of the girls) is a good thing.

Tony Nwaka, former commissioner in Delta State and one of the advisers of governor Ifeanyi Okowa posted the following on his facebook page few days after announcing on facebook that he was quitting PDP for APC;