Perspectives
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Reckless pointers of political suicide, by Salihu Moh Lukman
Unfolding events in Kano following the reinstatement of His Royal Highness, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi as the 16th Emir of Kano on Thursday, May 23, 2024 by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf is, to say the least, very alarming. The way and manner politics is being played, is not only recklessly insensitive to the dangers being posed to human lives in Kano,…
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Desecrating Arewa’s rich cultural heritage, by Tahir Ibrahim Tahir
The imbroglio in Kano Emirate is serving as the crucible in which arewa’s rich cultural heritage is being desecrated. The biggest loser in the game of thrones in Kano is the Northern Emirate system, its pride, prestige, and rich traditional/ cultural heritage. Its dignity is being decapitated, its aura being eroded, and all it has stood for are being belittled…
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A weekend balderdash, by Kehinde Bamigbetan
The offensive article, Tinubu’s Minister submits N200 billion budget for project already existing, was written to titilate your appetite for sensational hogwash, the pastime of gatecrashers into journalism. In the author’s desperation to report negatively, he betrayed gargantuan ignorance of the gaps in the country’s geo-data environment. The Solid Minerals sector relies on scientific data on the nature and occurrence…
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Decision support system, a game-changer for Nigeria’s mining sector, by Segun Tomori
The mining sector recently got a boost with the unveiling of the Nigeria Mineral Resources Decision Support System (NMRDSS) by the Minister of Solid Minerals Development, Dr. Dele Alake. Designed as a comprehensive software that serves as a one-stop shop for investors seeking credible and decisive information about Nigeria’s mineral resources, NMRDSS is poised to empower stakeholders and prospective investors…
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Tinubu’s one year reign as President, by Kola Amzat
Steadily and surefootedly, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu moves, to complete one year in office. The symbolic day constitutionally scheduled for this event remains May 29, 2024. Instructively, the president’s one year in office looks like 10 years and, even, more. There are many factors that surround this. Asiwaju Tinubu has for long been operating as ‘president’ before he eventually assumed power…
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The media and creation of state police in Nigeria, by Kunle Osisanya
In response to the challenges of insecurity across parts of Nigeria, there is an emerging consensus towards the creation of state police in the country. It would appear however, that in trying to play the devil’s advocate, some sections of the mass media seem to have turned themselves into an opposition force against the creation of state police in Nigeria.…
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Illusive Politics: What is to be done, by Salihu Moh. Lukman
In the next few days, the Fourth Republic will be 25 years. In the same vein, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu will be one year in office and APC will mark its nine years as a ruling party in Nigeria. The indisputable reality is that it is difficult for any rational thinking Nigerian to celebrate where we are today as…
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2027: Decimated politicians regrouping to hijack power, by Kola Amzat
In many parts of the globe particularly in the saner political climes of United States of America, European countries and some North American countries, political leadership is been deployed to achieve developmental strides in economy, scientific and technological inventions, large scale agricultural and educational accomplishments, innovations in ICT and strengthening security architecture and more importantly, socio-cultural developments. In those political…
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Getting Nigeria’s elephants to the dancing floor, By Tim Akano
“Who Says Elephants Can’t Dance?” This is the title of Louis V. Gerstner memoir. The “miracle-manager with a magic wand” who midwifed IBM’s historic turnaround that begot IBM 2.0 in the 1990s. By 1993, before Louis’s appointment as the new CEO, IBM, the company that revolutionized the technology world, was on its way to extinction. It was projected to lose…
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Gbenga Daniel and hallucination of serial failure, by Tunde Oladunjoye
“It is fine to celebrate success but it is more important to heed the lessons of failure”. The above postulation was an indelible thoughts of one of the most celebrated wealthiest personalities in the world, Bill Gates, in his evaluation of success in leadership and business. This submission clearly defines the ongoing conversation in the political space of Ogun State,…
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