The challenge before Ekiti State, my snake-bite story
By TUNJI OLOWOLAFE After the Kiriji War of 1877 to 1886, our forefathers chose these iconic hills for their majestic beauty, strategic security and temperate climate. Perhaps that is why Ekiti people carry such unmistakable pride in our heritage, our values and our good looks. Some may even boldly argue that we are the best-looking […]
Do we have a nation?
THE question may appear strange.But it is pertinent. Do we have a nation? Or, have we been living in the illusion that we have one?
Lagos: A commitment to post- service welfare
The State Government through LASPEC will continue to ensure that public service retirees get what is due to them
War without end
The way so much fuss is being made about the North Korea nuclear tests gives the impression that it is the only the country possessing or improving its nuclear capability, whereas of the nine nuclear countries, it has the least number of nuclear weapons
‘Presidency of Nigeria belongs to the north whether Buhari lives or dies’
The day before yesterday we were told by the First Lady, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, that her husband was not as ill as most of us believed and that despite his obvious challenges he has continued to “carry out his responsibilities”.
Appraising America’s renewed support
THERE is a noticeable boost in the bilateral relations between the United States and Nigeria, especially if we consider the several aids, assistance and engagements of the United States Embassy, both at states and national levels.
