‘There is a time for everything…’ as the ancient word reveals to us. I dedicated the last two weeks on ‘Why Teachers Too Should Get 300% Pay Rise’. The post …
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The long winding road to judicial salary review
A few days ago, lawyers woke up to emails, one from the President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA,) Mr. Y.C. Maikyau, SAN, and another from the Association’s publicity secretary …
Read More »Minding the mutating protest
Most credible English Language Dictionaries provide at least 10 synonyms for the word protest – object, disagree, oppose, complain, disapprove, declare, insist, affirm, avow, declare, grouse, holler, belly-ache. The post …
Read More »Lack of intimacy not enough to break your marriage
One of the greatest pleasures of a good marriage is love and intimacy, as they complement each other. However, when one is missing or gradually declining after several years of …
Read More »May God settle all virgins before this year ends
Dear Madam Temilolu, I will be 42 years old next month and I have never had sex with any man to the glory of God. I have fallen into the …
Read More »Sickle cell and various research: Part 3
Three weeks ago, I started discussing the various research available for newborns and young people living with sickle cell disease. I decided to write about this because I was asked …
Read More »Combating Risky Sexual behaviour: A panacea for unending HIV infection
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has been an issue of global concern for decades and remains so till today. Despite numerous attempts The post Combating Risky Sexual behaviour: A panacea …
Read More »How banks could have avoided FX gains tax
In a society where a few live in luxury while many struggle in poverty, it’s not surprising that feelings of envy, jealousy, and even resentment arise among the less fortunate …
Read More »Reforming court rules for speedy justice: Catalyst for economic growth
As the Nigerian bench and bar prepare for new leadership with the retirement of Justice Ariwoola as Chief Justice of Nigeria and the scheduled inauguration of Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN …
Read More »Government, thugs and their portents
One of the insightful takeaways from the #EndBadGovernanceInNigeria protests is our involuntary recognition of the baleful utility of thugs or of persons with intimidating appearance or mannerisms in our public …
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