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Labour leader Frank Kokori, was jailed for successfully organising a nationwide labour strike to protest the annulment of the ground breaking election. Additionally, ex-president Olusegun Obasanjo was not spared, and …

Although Babangida had no original idea on how to cycle Nigeria’s wheel of progress, he surrounded himself with men of excellence and intellect, men whose resourcefullness would have created a …

One of the enemies of effective communication is the run-on sentence. Like ambiguity and dangling modifiers, it hampers understanding and makes speech and writing ugly. You should, therefore, beware of …

One disturbing issue that has refused to disappear in Nigeria is ethnocentrism. Ethnocentrism is the attitude or belief that one’s group, ethnicity, or nationality is superior to others. And because …

When official sources refuse to clarify matters, they leave room for the gossip mill to peddle insinuations. If left unverified over time, citizens are left to perceive causal conversation as …

There are times when wood becomes rotten. At this stage, all manner of insects invade it. Ants, termites and other parasites begin to feast on it from within. The post …

Goodmorning, Mr President. I address an important state matter: closure of schools in Bauchi, Kano, Katsina and Kebbi over the Ramadan fast. The motor force of history is contradiction that …

In the face of unrelenting violence and oppression, women’s voices have long been the spark that ignites the flames of revolution and change. Today, we stand at the precipice of …

Working for Nigeria and working in the Nigerian public services is a privileged regret. Globally, labour is taken for granted in production processes, both in the private and the public …

One of the most common operations offered to indigent communities across the country is free cataract surgery provided by a wide range of non-governmental organisations. In addition to free screening …