Hello, Mr President. I reflect on one issue today. It is the call on citizens to help with intelligence on the activities of terrorists. The first error of political leadership …
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A roaring naira economy
To ensure the best practice management of the naira for national prosperity is a task that must be done. Meanwhile the Monetary Policy Committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria …
Read More »On the minimum age of 18
It is no more news that the Federal Government has pegged the minimum age for sitting for West African School Certificate Examination (WASCE) and the minimum age requirement for entrance …
Read More »As Marwa clocks 71
The name Marwa resonates with most Nigerians. In modern times, it is a name that is remembered for good reasons: a recurring decimal in the Nigerian military over the past …
Read More »Nigerian economy: Who is in charge?
Hello, hello, is the President around? Yes, for now, but he is being prepared for the United States. Which plane will he use? Oh! The new plane. The latest. Do …
Read More »Mixed metaphors: September is EFCC month
In October 2023, The Punch did. So did Businessday. And Leadership. You, too: Channels Television. Daily Trust. And many other news organizations. You all enthusiastically reported the public order of Ola Olukoyede, the new Chairman …
Read More »Health benefits of fruits: Garden egg
Ordinarily, peanuts do not cause liver cancer as people believe. What you should avoid are mouldy or spoilt groundnuts because they contain aflatoxin. Having said that, I am worried about …
Read More »Did Tinubu mark his script too early?
After his lecture that day, the course facilitator read a brief story to us, the participants, and 15 questions to test our listening skills. It was one of those true-or-false …
Read More »Five tactical errors Tinubu should clear
Permit me to reintroduce myself to those who may not understand why I have decided to write on detected ‘tactical errors’ the presidency needs to clear for the majesty of …
Read More »The Cruel 18-year varsity admission policy
From next year, students seeking university admission in Nigeria need to be 18 years old, the Minister of Education, Professor Tahir Mamman insists. This is against age-long custom. Before this …
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