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December 1, 2010, Prof. Isaac Folorunso Adewole admirably tagged “IFA”, became the 11th Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan (UI). Two months to the expiration of his five-year tenure …

The concerns raised by stakeholders regarding the WHO Pandemic Agreement are, indeed, valid and warrant serious attention as we near the conclusion of discussions. The Agreement has been weakened during …

After close to one century-and-half operation in Nigeria, the multinational giant, PZ Cussons Nigeria, has announced its plan to quit Nigeria and a few other African countries. The post Nigeria: …

Our environment is undoubted fouled up. The physical is there for whoever cares to see. Of course, there are a great many that do not see and, therefore, do not …

Undoubtedly, one major glaring absurdity of Nigeria’s convoluting federal architecture is that of over-centralisation in all ramifications. The post The imperatives of state police appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria …

Professor Olu Obafemi’s pleasurable pleasure keeps on tantalising us. And what should I say? We kindly should keep on our date with his thoughtful thoughts that we all need at …

The Lagos State government under the leadership of Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu deserves much commendation for the giant steps taken so far to address the issue relating to pension and gratuities …

Services are to service providers what fruits are to trees that bear them. Thus, the internal contents and conditions of the tree will show up in the fruit it produces. …

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s proposal to implement the Cybersecurity levy, as outlined in the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) (Amendment) 2024, has sparked a significant debate. This levy is crucial …

Recently, participants were vaccinated in a Phase two Lassa vaccine trial in Abuja, Nigeria. The trial, known as IAVI C105, is sponsored by the organisation I work for, IAVI, funded …