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The scourge of ritual killings in Nigeria
By Dakuku Peterside Iniobong Umoren was a young woman in her early 20s who lived in Uyo the Akwa Ibom State capital. She shared, on Twitter, her need for a
Lagos and the revitalisation of public health [opinion]
By Tayo Ogunbiyi THERE is a saying that “a wealthy nation is a healthy nation”. This assertion is anchored on the belief that a healthy population contributes immensely to the
The nexus between insecurity and food security, AFAN experience
By Arc Kabir Ibrahim Insecurity in Nigeria is covering a larger geographical space now than essentially the North East and North West, hitherto! Every part of the country is grappling
Lagos and the revitalisation of public health
By Tayo Ogunbiyi There is a saying that “a wealthy nation is a healthy nation”. This assertion is anchored on the belief that a healthy population contributes immensely to the
Pitfalls in the PIB [opinion]
By Sodiq Alabi THE Petroleum Industry Bill, PIB, has wandered its way through the National Assembly for two decades, like an ancient Sufi mystic in search of the Truth. It
Is the Southwest just ’Area Boys and Fake Pastors’?
By now, you may have read the comments of one Olu Okeowo, who belittled the people of the Southwest when he said inter alia, as follows: ”I have noticed, electricity
Goodnight my friend: Tribute to Innocent Chukwuma
Innocent Chukwuma By Kayode Fayemi Nothing could have prepared Bisi and I for the shocking news of Innocent Chukwuma’s passing, which we received on the morning of April 4, 2021.
The legendary Awujale Adetona at 87
Awujale Adetona By Dr (Chief) Fassy Adetokunboh Yusuf IT can only be providential that a young prince studying Accountancy in England would be recalled home at the age of twenty-five
World Press Freedom Day: How the media can get its groove back [opinion]
By Yinka Adeosun It’s that time of the year when the significance of a free press is brought to the fore. Globally known as World Press Freedom Day, it is
Sanitising society through traffic laws [opinion]
By Kayode Ojewale A law is a written or understood rule that concerns behavior. Laws are generally made to curtail the excesses and lapses of man in every society. Laws promote

