Estimated Reading Time: 3 by Mariam Ileyemi On the 19th of February, Kwara State Government was forced to order the temporary closure of ten schools in...
Estimated Reading Time: 5 By abiodun KOMOLAFE ‘Abiodun, stop crying; the storm is over!’ Those were the exact words of Peter Oluyinka Odumakin to me at Saint James’ Anglican Church, Aramoko-Ekiti in Ekiti State, on November 5, 2009....
Estimated Reading Time: 3It was a bit alarming reading the kind of rhetoric that came from Ohanaeze Youth over the weekend about Nigeria ceasing to exist,...
Estimated Reading Time: 4By Adebayo Raphael If this were the era of colonial adventures, perhaps now would be what colonialists would describe as a ‘good time’...
Estimated Reading Time: 5In the past few weeks, I have been on a round the country tour. A lot of it by road. I have spoken...
Estimated Reading Time: 4It takes just a moment of indignation to destroy; to cast down and cast out. It is easier to destroy than to build....
Estimated Reading Time: 8I will spare you the details. Chances are that you already know them. But if the subject is about solving Nigeria’s perennial herder-farmer...
Estimated Reading Time: 4 by Fredrick Nwabufo Abuja is under siege. Terror lives and breathes here. Citizens are kidnapped every day from their homes but sadly,...
Estimated Reading Time: 15Federalism is the principle, some would say a conceptual or institutional framework, which defines “the division of authority among national and subnational governments”...
Estimated Reading Time: 4Leadership must be responsive to diversity. It is the rudimentary ingredient to fostering unity among variegated people. Where leadership becomes insouciant to diversity,...