Why Gov. Abba’s continuity and partnership with Tinubu remains best for Kano State
By Abdulmalik Suleiman As Kano State looks towards 2027, questions about the direction of the state and the leadership needed to sustain its development will remain central to public debate. From the perspective of the writer, the continuity of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s administration and its cooperation with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu provide a basis […]
The phenomenal growth of Ohiya, lessons therein
The phenomenal transformation of Ohiya, the sleepy community spangled in a hill and valley got me dusting my history books to see if I could find such growth equivalent.
Urhobos and 2015
THERE is no gainsaying that 2015 could be a defining moment in Nigeria’s political history going by prevailing political events in the country.
An accountant general’s example
THE Civil Service may not be paying a fantastic and competitive remuneration, however, job security, retirement benefits, as well as access to power and pecks of office for top-echelons during the peak of their careers are perhaps some of the incentives that have made it a preferred career path for many above employment in the organised private sector.
Between Jonathan and his critics
CRITICISM, according to late British Prime Minister and author, Sir Winston Churchill, is necessary because “like a pain in human body, it calls our attention to an unhealthy state”.
Down from Olympian heights
Pastor-Politician, Rev Chris Okotie recalled recently how millions watched worldwide on television in awe as athletes from Jamaica, the tiny island nation of the Caribbean, collected medals after medals in the sprints at the just concluded London Olympics.
