Affirmative Action: Emulate Sanwo-Olu, NAWOJ charges governors
By Lateef Ibrahim, Abuja The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) has charged governors of other States to emulate their colleague in Lagos state, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, who appointed 32 per cent women More...
Buhari’s ‘next level’ team
President Muhammadu Buhari now has his full complement of 43 ministers, made up of ministers and ministers of state. He retains the portfolio of minister of petroleum resources. The new cabinet the President inaugurated More...
Predicament of the middle class
By Micheal A. Adeniyi My friends, You know I have alway advocated for a simple living and high thinking, this is because I just won’t like any deviation from the Biblical strait and the narrow. In a sense, being More...
Enhancing our productivity, cultivating our potentials
By Taiwo Odukoya of the greatest challenges facing leadership the world over is raising the productive capacities of their people. Organisations and nations alike are in need of free minds and steady hands that More...
Why the World needs to do more for refugees
By Samantha Power Let me begin with a fact with which you are all familiar: We are in the midst of the greatest refugee crisis since the Second World War. Just like the people at the heart of it, this crisis crosses More...
Strong institutions – A panacea to sustained development
By Buwa Meldrick Memeh Precisely October 1st2015, at the annual event tagged “Platform” organised by Pastor Poju Oyemade’s Covenant Christian Centre, Bishop Kukah stated that if the worst President that ever More...
The onslaught against fake news: Can we trust fact checkers
By Ayobami Ojebode One of the major worries which Nigeria faces as it approaches the 2019 elections is the widespread use of fake news by politicians and their aides. As a result, the federal government, scores More...
1.2bn Africans can’t access clean energy – ERA
By Ikechukwu Okaforadi The Environment Rights Action/ Friends of the Earth Nigeria (ERA/FoEN) has disclosed that about one billion, two hundred million people living around the African continent lack access to clean More...
C’ttee on suspended 2015 recruitment still on course- Delta govt.
By Nosa Akenzua, Asaba Delta state government on Thursday said that the committee on the suspended 2015 recruitment in the state was still on course. The state Commissioner for Information, Charles Ehiedu Aniagwu More...
Make positive impact on students, Delta first lady urges teachers
By Nosa Akenzua, Asaba The wife of Delta State Governor, and founder of 05 Initiative, Mrs Edith Okowa has charged teachers in the state to make positive impact on the academic life of their pupils and students More...