Barau, open grazing causes terrorism
This is a direct response to the opposition to the move by the National Assembly to ban open grazing of animals nationwide as put up frantically by the Kano state born Deputy
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Kano games of the throne – History repeating Itself
“If you pursue evil with pleasure, the pleasure passes away and the evil remains; If you pursue good with labor, the labor passes away but the good remains.”—- Cicero With the unfolding
Unpacking the logic of labour union activism in Nigeria – Part 2
The Oronsaye Report that the Tinubu Government recently committed to, holds many possibilities, but also many unintended likely consequences. The Report, issued in 2012, is already twelve years unprepared for so many
Mobile money, card as Africa’s access to global finance
Mobile money has exploded across African economies as an enabler of financial inclusion by bringing in large swaths of the population that remained unbanked into the fold to participate in economies across
Sogolo’s moral values and social change in Nigeria – Part 2
We continue our reading of Professor Godwin Sogolo’s rich thoughts on the values of morality that we need in the land. Role of moral values in defining social change Moral values play
Kumuyi at 83: Beyond the preacher’s cassock
There comes a time when one must take a position that is neither safe nor polite, not popular, but he must take it because conscience tells him he is right.—Martin Luther King
Unsung heroes: Celebrating fathers beyond father’s day
Father’s day, celebrated annually on the third Sunday of June, is a special occasion dedicated to honouring and appreciating the contributions, sacrifices, and love of fathers and father figures. While Mother’s Day
Multigenerational wealth: The power of documenting the past
Accomplished individuals often seek to ensure that their legacies are preserved and transmitted effectively to future generations. In Nigeria, where socio-cultural values and economic landscapes present unique challenges and opportunities, documenting one’s
National anthem: Deconstructing the military legacy – Part 3
However, history can be kind to a people, though not for too long. Some luck nations even get a second chance to put things right, learn from the past; restructure the present
Resource management and capacity development a major pathway to economic growth in Nigeria
Resource management and capacity development are essential components for fostering economic growth in any country, including Nigeria. With a population of over 200 million people, Nigeria has the potential to be a
National anthem: Deconstructing the military legacy – Part 2
However, General Olusegun Obasanjo did not change the lyrics of the National Pledge which was created by Professor (Mrs) Felicia Adebola Adedoyin in 1976. Professor Adedoyin who was born on November 6,