Tinubu’s One Year In Office (Part 2) – By Kazeem Akintunde
IF there is one leader in Nigeria that actually fought for power, grabbed it, snatched it and ran with it, that individual is.
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Tinubu’s One Year In Office (Part 1) – By Kazeem Akintunde
‘Our administration shall govern on your behalf but never rule over you. We shall consult and dialogue but never dictate. We shall reach.
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FG And Labour: Playing Tom And Jerry With Workers’ Welfare – By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Ahmed Tinubu, on January 30, 2024, through Vice President Kashim Shettima, inaugurated a 37-member tripartite Committee charged with the task of.
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Cybersecurity Levy: Killing The Masses Softly – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) added to the worries of many Nigerians May 6th when it issued a circular directing banks to.
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Isaac Adewole: The Golden Years of A Working Emeritus – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE management and staff of the University of Ibadan and the College of Medicine, UCH, rolled out the red-carpet on Thursday in honour.
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Yahaya Bello: Not Too Young To Misrule – By Kazeem Akintunde
YAHAYA Adoza Bello became the Governor of Kogi State at the young age of 40. He presently holds the record as the youngest.
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The Forces Against Ganduje – By Kazeem Akintunde
ABDULLAHI Ganduje, the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), is presently battling one of the toughest battles in his political.
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The ‘Bandits’ In The Power Sector – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Federal Government caught many Nigerians unawares days ago when it hiked tariff on electricity for customers in band A. The government told.
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Ali Baba, April Fool’s And The Media – By Kazeem Akintunde
THOUGH his real name is Atunyota Alleluya Akpobome, he is better known and addressed as Ali Baba. For close to three decades, he.
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Anjarwalla’s Disappearance And Portable’s Comic Act – By Kazeem Akintunde
TWO major events happened in Nigeria last week that ordinarily should give many Nigerians serious concern about the sordid state of affairs in.
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The Okuama Tragedy – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE dust raised by the gruesome murder of 17 Soldiers in Okuama Community in Delta State is yet to settle as the Federal.
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Senator Abdul Ningi: Talking With Mouth Full – By Kazeem Akintunde
ONE of the etiquettes parents ingrain into the consciousness of their children is that they should not talk while eating or with their.
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Labour And The New Minimum Wage Debacle – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and it’s twin sister, the Trade Union Congress (TUC), have begun another round of negotiations with the federal.
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Power: The Cheering News From Abia State – By Kazeem Akintunde
LAST week, some residents of Aba in Abia State were in celebration mood after enjoying uninterrupted power supply for more than 48 hours..
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NLNG, Professor Amadi And Neonatal Death In Nigeria – By Kazeem Akintunde
NIGERIA’s maternal and infant mortality rate is still among the highest in the world, with 540 babies out of 100,000 dying before the.
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Heatwave: Hot As Hell In Nigeria – By Kazeem Akintunde
THERE was an unusual kind of protest in Port Harcourt, the Rivers State capital, few days ago. The protest was unusual because the.
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Super Eagles’ Performance As Springboard For Sports And National Development – By Kazeem Akintunde
THE nation has been in celebration mode in the last couple of days due to the superlative performance of the national team, the.
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Hardship In The Land – By Kazeem Akintunde
PRESIDENT Bola Tinubu should be back in the country this week to take charge of governance. Our Commander-In-Chief left Nigeria few days back.
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Northern Interest: In Whose Interest? – By Kazeem Akintunde
SOME Northern politicians have been huffing and puffing since it came to light that some departments in the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
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Ibadan Explosion Was A Disaster Waiting To Happen – By Kazeem Akintunde
MANY residents of Ibadan, the sprawling capital city of Oyo State, won’t forget in a hurry, what befell them on Tuesday, January 16,.