The recent alarm given by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) that 25.3 million Nigerians are likely to face acute food insecurity in the country, especially during the June to August 2023 period, described as…
Mariam Adebukola
Tension is currently building up at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) as a strange sickness reportedly claimed the lives of 13 students in less than a month. According to information obtained by…
Bukola
V irtually every aspect of our daily activity is influenced by, and can be positively impacted by the deployment of hi-tech applications. That spans the socio-economic spectrum ranging from guaranteeing security, providing health care delivery,…
Bukola
A s the Ministry of Niger Delta Development adorns a new garb, part of the repackaging should see the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) moving over as a Directorate under the direct supervision of Abubakar Momoh.…
It does not take rocket science to fully grasp the connecting chord between the rate of economic development of a country, via social security and industrial production with the focused funding on quality education delivery.…
The gap which normally exists between well-thought out motives and the methods deployed towards achieving the vision and mission statements for individuals, public and private organisations goes beyond mere rhetoric. In fact, bridging it demands…
West African leaders must not be carried away by Alassane Dramane Ouattara’s offer of troops to commence the invasion of Niger Republic in what may eventually create more hardship for the impoverished people of the…
Bukola
If there is one frictional factor that has slowed down the steps taken on the path to sustainable economic development in Nigeria it has to be the huge costs of governance. Incidentally, the alarm for…
I njustice to one, according to Martin Luther King, Jnr. is injustice to all. There is a deep sense of frustration in the polity caused largely by elements in the Fourth Republic whose actions and…
Heroes are rarely recognised in Nigeria leaving enough space for villains to thrive while those who laboured for selves and country occupy the back seats in relegation only to be eulogised when they transit to…