Sunday, October 6

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The student congress as foundation of democratic culture on campuses, By Ahmed Aminu-Ramatu Yusuf

Abuja hosted the historic ‘International Conference for the Eradication of Colonialism in the World.’ There, ideas flowed like a waterfall and a firm resolve to end the human scourge was forged. Hosted by Nigeria’s Society for International Relations Awareness (SIRA) it…

Debunking common myths about IVF babies

In vitro fertilisation has revolutionised the way couples start families, but it is surrounded by several misconceptions. Here are some common myths about IVF babies. For instance, although there may be a slight increase in certain complications such as low…

Sickle cell and various research: Part 2

This is the second part of my column on the research available for those living with sickle cell. Let’s continue with stem cell transplants. After the preparation known as conditioning, stem cell collection, transplantation, and engraftment, we come to application.…

May God settle all virgins before this year ends (II)

Dear Madam, I must let you know your articles on sexual purity deserve a national award and a standing ovation. Thank you so much, Evangelist Temilolu Okeowo. May God Almighty reward you abundantly. Olukayode Okunowo Dear Mummy Temilolu, I’m a…

WhatsApp relationships abound

Considering what I have observed in recent times, I would advise every man and woman in marriage not to allow their relationship to become such that it’s a relief, rather than a loss, when they are no longer in the…

Simple adjustments can restore intimacy in your marriage

While early divorce in marriage can often be linked to a lack of compatibility, especially if the couple didn’t take the time to get to know each other well, divorce later in life has also become more prevalent in recent…

Galvanising ECOWAS for the fight against corruption, By Tony Egbulefu

EFF Chairman, Mr Olanipekun Olukoyede. Leading the light for anti-corruption agencies of ECOWAS countries which congregate under the aegis of Network of Anti-corruption Institutions in West Africa (NACIWA) is an additional test on Ola Olukoyede’s practical know-how and leadership depth.…

No possession without increase (2), By Sunday Adelaja

Right now, the voice of God is coming to you that you should begin to strategise, plan, draw out tactics, methodologies, of how your business would take over that particular sphere of business where you are. You were placed there…

Ogun rice production: Vision and driving force

Ogbonnikan writes from Abeokuta, Ogun State capital Ogun State is on the march towards a large scale in rice production. All things being equal, the new initiative is projected to be another major income earner for the state government with…

An impartial consideration, By Femi Awoyemi

Proshare’s Economic and Market Intelligence Unit (EMI) represents that Oando completed its acquisition of 100 per cent of the shareholding interest in the Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC) from the Italian energy company, Eni. That may go unheralded for many…

The brutality of bandit terrorism, By Jibrin Ibrahim

Bandits This week is yet another terrible one marked by the circulation of a video showing the blood-soaked image of the kidnapped Emir of Sabon Birni in Sokoto State, Isa Bawa, begging for his rescue. The message from the bandit…

Takeaways from informal economy report

For a lot of individuals, organisations and even governments, the question of what the future holds is a pertinent one – oftentimes fraught with apprehension while at other times, a calm assurance. But one thing is clear – we must…

They heard from Sanwo-Olu, not Enoh

I doubt members of the organised private sector have heard from sports minister John Enoh and have worked out how they can key into Nigeria’s sports industry as it’s the case in other nations. I state this because the outcome…

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