Monday, October 7

Opinions

Save our sports

To my beloved youths and sports minister, John Enoh, you have my admiration for the ‘sportsmanlike’ competitive posture you adopted during the conversation between you and Seun Okinbaloye, on Wednesday, August 14, 2024, on Channels Television. I think Seun must…

Why financial institutions need stress tests

To the average Nigerian, the intricacies of bank risk management might seem distant from daily life. However, the robustness of our banks’ risk frameworks directly impacts every facet of our economy, from the interest rates on your savings account to…

New paradigm for combating counterfeit drugs

Nigeria’s pharmaceutical industry, a cornerstone of public health, faces a formidable challenge, which is the proliferation of counterfeit and substandard drugs otherwise known as “fake drugs.” This scourge not only undermines trust in the health system but poses grave risks…

Re: The imaginary Yoruba far-right

Our attention has been drawn to an article authored by Lekan Sote and published in The PUNCH of Wednesday August 7, 2024, when he wrote that, “The Lagos De Renaissance Patriots want to develop indigenous culture, use indigenous language and…

Corruption at the heart of economic hopelessness

Corruption, when defined broadly is all-encompassing. It involves greed, selfishness and dumbness. When corruption reaches the level currently exhibited in Nigeria, everybody becomes a suspect. Even, behind the outward laughter and the authentic activities, a new father starts doubting the…

Imperative of digital literacy for economic growth

As the future of work and life becomes increasingly intertwined with digitisation and technology, the demand for higher-value skills and digital literacy is on the rise. This shift is creating new business models, job opportunities, and driving economic growth. According…

Wike’s Nigeria feeds citizens’ bodies to pigs, By Festus Adedayo

Skits literally crack ribs with laughter. The line separating fact from fiction or faction (fact and fiction) in skits is paper-thin. An instance was a skit cobbled together in Addis Ababa on 11 January, 1976 at an OAU Extraordinary Session…

Boosting indigenous arms production in Nigeria, By Mukhtar Ya’u Madobi

This shift towards indigenous production also has the potential to transform Nigeria into a regional leader in military technology, providing the opportunity to support neighbouring countries with similar aspirations for self-reliance. Furthermore, the skills and expertise developed through this process…

Health benefits of fruits

I am concerned about the rise in prostate enlargement. The text messages keep coming. I told my father about the article I found on cassava for prostate health. You all know that I have always spoken about how my father,…

Immunity to shame

In September 2011, Ahmad Ali, who owned the British luxury goods firm Gold and Co., disclosed to a reporter a stunning order made by the Nigerian government under former President Goodluck Jonathan: 53 customized gold iPhones. They were for the…

When Tinubu prayed for Walson-Jack, welcomed former tenants

In my July 7 piece, Quiet Mondays, I discussed how noiseless some Mondays at the Presidential Villa can be. I drew parallels with other presidential palaces around the world, where leaders often dedicate their Mondays to “less public” affairs; about…

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