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By Ndidi Okonkwo Nwuneli With the global spread of the COVID-19, and gradual lock downs in cities and countries across Africa, I have new fears –...
By ISAAC OLUSESI In Nigeria, Master Akintade Abdullahi Akanbi is in the class of Marie Currie, Wangari Maathal, Alfred Nobel, Lawrence Bragg and Max Theiler; all...
In Nigeria, the seeming imbroglio, confusion over education policies in State of Osun is superfluous, needless. How? The ‘old’ and ‘new’ policies cannot be divorced from...
…..No one in the world and not even the Rev Mbaka of this world would ever think something could make the whole world become friends, associates,...
To Nigerians, that the 14th _Emir of Kano_ , Muhammadu Sanusi II, has been dethroned is incontrovertibly established. However, the nuances and the sociological imports of...
By Wale Adedayo (adedayowale@gmail.com) Progressive thinking and development, which are the foundations of a better tomorrow, often face the worst of criticisms from those bent on...
By Fatai Akanji A Leader is incomplete or not fulfilled if he has not through his leadership achieved three things for his people. These three things...
Ever since I was a kid, the printed word held an amazing fascination for me than both the television and the cinema. In the last three...
In Nigeria, rainy season is here. But ahead of the rain torrents, State of Osun had begun control works and re-works on the notorious headstreams in...
I almost described the All Progressives Congress (APC) as a miserable copycat of the fallen Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) when it unceremoniously removed John Oyegun as...
In Nigeria, Apero stands in need of the ethical sensitivity of the State of Osun government to facilitate public interest in its affairs. Sensitivity, responsiveness as...
Let me make it clear from the onset that as a contributory & participatory member of the progressive party from the days of the Alliance for...
