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A visitor’s experience at LAUTECH Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso Dear Editor, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology Teaching Hospital, Ogbomoso, was built during the tenure of the late Otunba Christopher Adebayo Alao-Akala as governor of Oyo. When…
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What can the presidency do to stop gun attacks in Zamfara? Dear Editor, The residents of Zamfara State in Nigeria are living in a state of fear due to the relentless kidnapping of villagers by…
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On whom does the responsibility lie to fix local government roads? Dear Editor, The current state governance of this nation by some state governors across Nigeria is truly not encouraging, as the rate of crime…
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Deep concerns over Lagos VIS Dear Editor, Gone were those days when the Lagos State Vehicle Inspection Service used to be a model of emulation by other VIO’s across Nigeria. We write this piece with…
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Implications of next tax policy Dear Editor, A deity that cannot add value to one’s life should leave one’s life as it has been! (Orisa ti ko gbe eniyan ye ki o fi aye eniyan…
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The recent imposition of $15,000 visa bond on applicants from 38 countries and the arrest of the Venezuelan President, Nicolas Maduro, by the United States, have continued to generate reactions. In this interview with BIYI…
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Another call for stiff penalties for drug traffickers Dear Editor, A few days ago, while browsing online, I came across a troubling report about a 37-year-old man who was once arrested for the same drug-related…
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Alleged sale of Magama Gumau market square Dear Editor, I write on behalf of the good people of Magama Gumau Town with a deep sense of concern, responsibility, and restrained indignation to formally draw the…
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Necessary rebuke to the thrones of Ife, Oyo Dear Editor, The stools of the Ooni of Ife and the Alaafin of Oyo are among the most revered institutions not only in Yorubaland but across the…
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NDLEA, the Opioid epidemic Dear Editor, Let’s be honest for a second. In Nigeria, we’ve become a bit numb to big numbers. We hear billions in budgets and millions in populations, and our eyes tend…
