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IGP, take note
This is for the attention of the Inspector General of Police. Except you have issued a sure-word to police officers to illegally misconduct themselves under your watch in which case, lawlessness may be let loose across the board—it has…
Building Nigeria’s agriculture sector
The position held by Nteranya Sanginga, director-general of the International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), that a double-digit investment in the agricultural sector backed by a vibrant rural infrastructural network will help…
Re: Sex scandals in institutions
Like a consensus that political leadership failure or corruption is the main challenge of our nation, I find it difficult to comprehend or validate harassment of students by lecturers.It’s difficult to understand that most of the…
Uniting for positive development in Oyo
After embarking on the establishment of an anti-graft agency to tackle graft, corruption and financial crimes in the state, Governor Seyi Makinde has taken another step by appointing 14 commissioners whom he described as representatives…
Drama taken too far
The macabre romance that occurred recently between troops of the Nigerian Army and the Police Force which led to the killing of three police personnel and a civilian in Taraba State is a dance taken too far. It is terribly sad.The…
Attack on Benue mourners condemnable
It was painful news when it was announced that gunmen attacked mourners in Katsina-Ala, Benue State. The nation had heaved a sigh of relief when killings occasioned by a sprain in the interactions between herdsmen and farmers in Benue State…
Why Akeredolu must be commended
Insecurity has remained one of the major undoings of the country at the moment. It stares all in the face and there have been major calls to pull efforts together to fight the surge. In the last few years, Governor Rotimi Akeredolu has…
Need for vocational centres
The need for the establishment and proper running of vocational centres across the country cannot be overemphasised. Every serious country has a major responsibility to harness the strength of its growing population. Nigeria has an urgent…
Disorderliness on Nigerian roads
Disorderliness on Nigerian roads has become a matter of constant discussion on radio, television and in the daily newspapers recently. The menace of disorderliness on the road has reached a frightening discourse and it has disturbed the…
Ending trajectories of Vision 20:2020
Nigeria is currently ranked 29th with 91 million poor citizens and GPD of $397.30 billion. By the second quarter of 2020, if Nigeria fails to achieve a minimum gross domestic product (GDP) of $700 billion; if Nigeria is not industrialized,…