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Silence is consent: Occupying the office of the citizen
By ‘Yemi Adamolekun Of all the institutions of a democratic society, there’s none as formidable as an awakened and conscious citizenry — Shehu Sani WHEN I started actively working on
Leadership notes from Gov Zulum
By Dakuku Peterside LAST week, at a lecture, to commemorate my 50th birthday and the public presentation of my book entitled: Strategic Turnaround: the story of a government agency, the
King Robert and Izonebi the protege
By Ekanpou Enewaridideke KING Robert Ebizimor – a legend legendary for his legendary futurological capability, his legendary embarrassment and disorientation of death, his legendary humanism and undiluted, unstinting love for
Are Okada and Keke operators above the law?
By Kayode Ojewale THE reckless and lawless behaviours of commercial tricycle and motorcycle riders on the roads in Lagos would make one conclude that they are either highhanded or above
Northern school closure amidst persistent insecurity
President Muhammadu Buhari addressing the abducted students in Katsina, December 18th, 2020. PHOTO Bayo Omoboriowo By Peter Imouokhome Exploring innovative ways to maximizing untapped human capital that abounds in Northern
King Robert and Izonebi the protege
By Ekanpou Enewaridideke KING Robert Ebizimor – a legend legendary for his legendary futurological capability, his legendary embarrassment and disorientation of death, his legendary humanism and undiluted, unstinting love for
End of the road for cultists in Lagos?
By Mobolaji Adebayo CULTISM is one of the social ills that has bedeviled our society for quite some time. It has become so bad that primary school pupils are reportedly
Wike as an apostle of even development
By Paulinus Nsirim WHEN Governor Nyesom Wike declared on on Saturday, January 30, 2021, that discussions have been concluded to commence the construction of the Trans-Kalabari Road, which will ease
THIS FLORENCE WAS A NIGHTINGALE
Late chief Florence Rewane A TRIBUTE TO CHIEF FLORENCE ELEMI REWANE By Chief Edward Ekpoko SETTING THE STAGE: It was Shakespeare who said in Twelfth Night that some are born great,
Bemoaning the fate of Enugu-Onitsha road
By Dons Eze FOR decades, the 100 kilometres Enugu-Onitsha Expressway has been in deplorable and dilapidated state, causing discomfort and dislocations to thousands of its users, such as constant breakdown
