Last week, I began a two-part series discussing women living with sickle cell disease, the possibility of undergoing a bone marrow transplant, and the importance of considering fertility preservation. Sickle …
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Kekere-Ekun CJN: In her shoes
To qualify to be elevated to the Inner Bar, the Legal Practitioners Privileges Committee (LPPC) expects every candidate to have confidential recommendations from at least two Justices of the Supreme …
Read More »Welcome William Bill Gates and bye bye! – Part 2
However, as we say, it is not Gates fault, at all, but ours. That Nigeria was producing vaccine locally in the 1990s and is now downgraded to the global consumer …
Read More »Igho Natufe’s path to redemption in Okpe nation – Part 3
Last week, Prof Omajuwa Igho Natufe, the remarkable political scientist and President General worldwide of Okpe Union informed us, among other things, as follows:“In his series of public lectures The …
Read More »What is the purpose of woman on earth?
A major conference by women opened in Abuja on Tuesday to discuss women inclusiveness in governance. The post What is the purpose of woman on earth? appeared first on The …
Read More »Backward integration and urban renewal process in Anambra State
The first ever rural and urban integration in Africa is currently taken place in Anambra state as an entrepreneurial and technology hub replicating the Dubai and Singaporean tigers. The post …
Read More »Discussing Portable, Apostle Suleiman, Fufeyin and the Chosen (1)
Inhumanity was an unknown word in humanity until some white perverts, backed by racist European royals, sailed all the way from Europe to motherland Africa under the darkness of commerce …
Read More »As aide to a politician resigns
Sometimes the decision we make comes down to individual temperament, understanding, how we perceive others, and how we think we’re perceived. I think these were at play in a recent …
Read More »Welcome William Bill Gates and bye bye!
So, early this month, William, the Bill Gates, returned to his favourite country, where he is loved “to nonsense” for want of a better word to describe how very much …
Read More »Blame not Tinubu for Nigeria’s woes
The #EndBadGovernance August 1 protest was ill-timed to say the least. About time, Nigerians know of both its healing properties and unmatched ability to wear and wound irreparably. The post …
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