Philanthropy and sustainable development (4)
Nigerian indigenous culture and philanthropy Nigeria as a country consists of different ethnic groups spread across the six major geo-political…
Philanthropy and sustainable development (2)
The Harvard classic example Harvard University, undisputably the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States of America, presents…
Philanthropy and sustainable development (2)
Philanthropy and Christianity IN relating philanthropy with Christianity one must place side by side the love of mankind demonstrated through…
Philanthropy and sustainable development (1)
LAST week, I concluded my write-up on Leadership Challengesin the Sub-Sahara Africa. This week, I will begin my examination of…
Leadership challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa (3)
IN this edition, I will attempt to briefly state some other factors which in my estimation play important roles in…
Leadership challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa (1)
NO issue calls for more serious and deeper discussion among Africans than the question of leadership. Prior to and since…
The effect of govt-driven curriculum in universities (3)
A government-driven curriculum cannot be effective in a market driven society especially at tertiary education level. The role of government…
Outdated curriculum
WHEN I was the Pro-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, I found out that most of the students who scored…
Abuja central law school for Nigeria archaic (4)
The way forward IN the past few weeks, I have surveyed the process of Bar…
Bauchi NSCDC assures of protection of INEC facilities, assets, warns against bush burning
Commandant, Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Bauchi state Command, Ameh Edo James assured that personnel of the Corps…
Abuja central law school for Nigeria archaic
For many years, the quality of lawyers produced and injected into the Nigerian legal profession has waned at such a…
Replies to reactions to ‘The race to eradicate man from planet earth…” (2)
Last week, I published my reaction to some of the comments I received on my articles on “THE RACE TO…
The race to eradicate man from planet earth through nuclear and chemical weapons (2)
THE large number of letters which I have received from readers of my last article titled“the race to eradicate man…
Presidential visit: Imo residents desert streets
Residents of Imo State today stayed indoors in compliance with the sit-at-home order by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB)…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (8)
IN this edition, I will examine one of the challenges facing the Nigerian Police which is accommodation and welfare provisions…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (7)
THE first question a first-time visitor to London, nay any European city would ask is; why is there so much…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (6)
IN this edition, I will start the examination of some of the problems and challenges facing Nigeria Police. It is…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (5)
In this week's edition, I intend to expatiate more on crime prevention by the police. The law enjoins the police…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (4)
IN discussing the duties of the police within the context of Nigerian law vis-à-vis what obtains in other climes across…
Security of life and property: Foremost duty of government (3)
IN the previous articles on preservation of life and property, I narrated different measures adopted by man to safeguard life…
