Refining Nigeria’s crude oil By Tunji Light Ariyomo (13 May 2016) 1. Over the past several years, there have been only two choices on the table: i. To keep subsidy, ii. To remove subsidy. 2. Removal of subsidy is the correct choice once only these two constitute the options. This is because Nigeria has no […] Read more
Published by Ayo Dada Like every Nigerian with sense, I am incensed by the conduct of the deputy speaker, Idris Wase on the floor. That I am ashamed he is from my state is understating the obvious. I listened to the video a number of times, to be sure I understood what he was saying, […] Read more
By Ajiboye Babatunde I was in Ghana in February 2002 and decided to go clubbing in Accra, I was overawed when I entered the club and found Ghanians miming Nice’s Gongo Aso track word for word, with half-clad Ghanaian ladies dancing ecstatically. As a reporter, I did a story on my experiences and also interviewed […] Read more
by Ayo Dada The Association of Tiv People known as The mutual Mission of Tivs in America (MUCA) in America decided to bring awareness to the plight of the Tiv people that have been displaced by the Fulani herdsmen chased out of their land and staying in refugee camps for years now without any intervention […] Read more
Prince Abass Adeyemi A major key towards a Peaceful Nigeria. The call for the autonomy of the traditional institutions have become imminent following the continuous and incessant socio-political and security challenges Nigeria is currently facing. The deliberate degrading of our traditional institutions for unnecessary personal political gain and other selfish reasons must be reviewed and addressed […] Read more
Published by Ayo Dada A River That Forgets It’s Source Will Surely Run Dry – Ayo Dada. The above is the situation Nigeria finds herself due to the selfishness and the heartlessness of our founding fathers, particularly from one dominant section of the country, (Northern Nigeria) with the help and support of traitors from the […] Read more
by Ayo Dada “I do not want the children of my drivers to be drivers to my children, neither do I want the children of my cooks to be cooks to my children, nevertheless I want free access to education for all” – OBAFEMI AWOLOWO. Why the Yorubas and the […] Read more
Published by Ayo Dada “What you see in the picture above is not happening in Africa! It is in the United States of America, in the state of Georgia, and that is not enough to say: we are in an American university (Gwinnett Georgia College). The black woman you see is no ordinary person on the […] Read more
By Richard Odusanya. “Food is a political weapon which has been used to subjugate small nations. To cap it mildly, it’s sometimes referred to as economic power. Africa’s foremost weakness is self-sufficiency in food production where subsistence farming has been the order of the day. And until we attain a substantial measure of freedom from […] Read more
By Lasisi Olagunju Respected Islamic cleric, Sheikh Ahmad Abubakar Gumi, has lately been mounting campaigns for amnesty for murderous bandits. He has also been meeting with them in their forested hideouts. The weekend of February 6, 2021, the Sheikh went beyond the bandits; he looked south and labeled Yoruba and Igbo youths demanding security, equity, […] Read more
