In case you missed it, here is the video of National Security Adviser Mr Nuhu Ribadu, last week, advertising a fake product. A lifetime ago, it seems, Ribadu served as …
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Health benefits of fruits: Mangoes
Last week, after the article on grapefruit was published, I got a call from Prof. Oyeku Akibu Oyelami, and he told me about a study he and some people did …
Read More »Livestock-Watch: Tinubu, Ganduje and power of intellectuals in governance – Part 2
In the first part of this piece I challenged the political leaders in the country to be technically ready too with a blueprint for solution to some of the challenges …
Read More »Lagos revenue portal is a game changer on IGR
Considering recent reports, there is growing concern regarding the sustainability of majority of the states of the federation due to their poor internally generated revenue (IGR) and dismal fiscal performance. …
Read More »Gov Otu’s N10bn gratuity to retired workers
As it is with Nigerian politicians; and in the realm of governance, it is common place to promise in poetry and deliver in prose. The post Gov Otu’s N10bn gratuity …
Read More »FirstBank: Adeduntan’s giant footprints
Date was November 2, 2024, and venue was Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos. In cascades, people streamed into the luxurious, expansive venue, and they came from all walks of life. …
Read More »Alkali, IMF and the future of Nigeria’s transport economy
Transportation has changed the accent of the global economy, at a time when the stratagem to power and progress is not only filtered for the praise of economics and what …
Read More »The second Olu Obafemi annual colloquium at FUL
On October 21 this year, the Federal University, Lokoja, in Kogi State hosted the second annual Professor Olu Obafemi Colloquium. It was a great honour of the little man, that …
Read More »Popular Yoruba native solos and soloists of yesteryears
Solo performance is a concept that is peculiar to all human race and culture. As a matter of fact, solo performance predates choruses or group singing. The Yoruba culture and …
Read More »When a goodbye turns eternal!
There are times in our lives when a temporary going-away becomes a permanent going away into a place where mortals never meet, and where no one is certain of which …
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