Saturday, October 12

Opinions

Let there be light!, By Toyin Falola

The government must see beyond the present and keep going to the roots of Nigeria’s problems, one of which is erratic power supply. It is a fundamental phenomenon, and a reasonable government should not hold it with levity if there…

Musings on parties in turmoil, By Azu Ishiekwene

L-R: Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, former Vice President, Namadi Sambo and former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar at the PDP national meeting. The moment of decision for the parties may seem far off, if you count three…

When Nigeria went on trial, By Ojochenemi Fatima Audu

Former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice (AGF) Bello Adoke When the Federal Government, under former President Muhammadu Buhari, decided to impugn the sanctity of the OPL 245 Settlement, picking on Adoke as the scapegoat by accusing him…

Forging a path to a shared future, By Olalekan A. Babatunde

…to build a genuine shared future and prosperity, Africa and China need greater cooperation. Humanity is in need of mutually beneficial cooperation and solidarity in working together and aligning individual interests to solve problems. There is no better place to…

From home to ‘government pikin’, By Haroon Aremu

Once inside, our phones were immediately confiscated, and we were escorted to a secure area with heavily armed security personnel. We proceeded to the registration room to provide our details, then we were led upstairs to an office where we…

Pushed to the wall over state police, By Eric Teniola

The proposal to create state police and if possible local government police is consistent with the principle of true federalism and decentralisation of powers. The arrangement would enable the states to effectively maintain law and order especially during emergencies.Besides the…

Helping neonates communicate beyond crying, By Kayode Ojewale

Supporting neonates in overcoming their communication challenges requires patience, attentiveness, vigilant monitoring, and understanding. By learning to interpret and respond to their unique cues, providing nurturing care, and promoting developmental activities, mothers can help neonates feel secure, understood, and valued.…

The debt dilemma and paradox of governance, By Adamu Rabiu

Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani What is particularly alarming is the role played by the incumbent resident of Kashim Ibrahim House, the seat of government in the state, who, prior to his accession, spearheaded the approval of a substantial loan…

Playing chess from the slum to world record, By Reuben Abati

Nigerian chess master, Tunde Onakoya Tunde Onakoya, the 29-year-old Nigerian Chess Master who has just broken the World Record for the longest chess marathon is most appropriately an embodiment of the Nigerian can-do spirit, the capacity of the average Nigerian…

The ball at Ebute Metta (1915), By Tayo Agunbiade

Colonial Lagos The tickets were sold at several locations on Lagos Island, such as Doherty’s Store, Alakoro; Remington Store, Tinubu Square; and Hope Institute at No. 25 Bankole Street; and they were also available from some of the ladies who…

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