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Nigeria @ 66: Redirecting the Education Curriculum for Industrial Growth and National Development

Nigeria @ 66: Redirecting the Education Curriculum for Industrial Growth and National Development

By YUSUF KOLAWOLE As Nigeria marks 66 years of independence, the country must continue to examine the institutions and systems that will determine its future. One of the most important areas requiring sustained attention is education. Education should not merely prepare young Nigerians to obtain certificates. It should equip them with the knowledge, technical skills, […]
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Umeh  speaks, but not about that N250m

Umeh speaks, but not about that N250m

By  Afam Ofomata EMEKA ETIABA has been very busy with his state-wide consultations involving all stakeholders who are now beginning to accept his message of delivering a befitting state capital in Awka, committing our security votes towards fighting crime in the state, overhaul of primary and secondary health care in the state, returning back to […]

Save us from LASTMA, Police …Commercial drivers cry out

Save us from LASTMA, Police …Commercial drivers cry out

By Bose Adebayo A commercial bus took off from Oshodi heading for Tollgate. On getting to Ikeja, it was stopped by met a team of police men who demanded for the usual N100 settlement, from the driver who promptly paid. This was repeated when the bus approached Abule-Egba as the driver once again parted with […]

Yar’Adua’s presidency @ 2

Yar’Adua’s presidency @ 2

His humble mien, simplicity, listening disposition, non-combative body language and above all practice of his servant leadership mantra, soon disarmed many hitherto disillusioned stakeholders and endeared him to others.

Education as important corner stone in Delta State

Education as important corner stone in Delta State

From public statement it was learnt that the government asked the Nwaka committee to come up with a comprehensive list of eminent people of Delta across the 25 local government areas, who will mentor schools in their respective communities.

Niger Delta youths: Criminals, militants or freedom fighters

Niger Delta youths: Criminals, militants or freedom fighters

By Henry Ayanruoh DURING  one of the religious crises in the North, one of our national leaders asked: How did we become so careless and so uncaring to have allowed our senses to be so insidiously deadened by the rhetorics of short-sighted little men who make us accept as normal carnage and exploitation which once […]