Perspectives

  • Salihu Moh Lukman

    Kaduna State political theatrics, by Salihu Moh. Lukman

    At a Town Hall Meeting in Kaduna, on Saturday, March 30, 2024, Mallam Uba Sani, Governor of Kaduna State raised the alarm that he inherited huge debt of $587 million, N85 billion, and 115 contractual liabilities from the administration of Mallam Nasir El-Rufai. Because of this huge burden, out of N10 billion due to the State from Federal Allocation, N7…

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  • Aregbesola

    What does Aregbesola want from Oyetola? By Ismail Omipidan

    I am compelled to ask this question because of what I knew before I came in contact with my Principal, Adegboyega Oyetola in July, 2019, and even afterwards. I am aware that Oyetola reluctantly accepted to serve as the Chief of Staff to Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola. I am equally aware that he served him diligently and was brutally loyal to…

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  • Tinubu Wike

    Tinubu, beware of Nyesom Wike, by Richard Akinnola

    Impetuous, garrulous, flippant, compulsively and deliriously narcissistic, that succinctly encapsulates the Nyesom Wike persona. A study of the political trajectory of the FCT Minister shows that he is only loyal to himself and nobody else, irrespective of his feigned allegiance. He may kowtow and genuflect before a political leader, as he is currently doing in Abuja but once he can…

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  • Bola Tinubu

    Asiwaju is here! Let’s just do it! By Debo Adesina

    The times are tough.It is therefore just appropriate that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has shunned all forms of celebration of his 72nd birthday. He has great dreams. And a proverb says a man who wants his dream to come true does not sleep. That is a proverb Asiwaju has lived all his life and is living even more, now! That…

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  • Tinubu1111

    President Tinubu at 72: Leadership in challenging times, by Tunde Rahman

    Today is President Bola Tinubu’s 72nd birthday. Instead of rolling out the drums to celebrate the day, the President directed there should be no celebration of any kind, including placing newspaper, radio or television advertorials in his honour. He urged anyone wishing to do such for him to donate the money to charity organisations. The decision was taken in deference…

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    Grieving From The Front, by Bolaji Adebiyi

    Efforts to comprehensively deal with violent crimes must be intensified, writes Bolaji Adebiyi President Bola Tinubu was the chief mourner on Wednesday as the 17 military personnel, four of them officers, gruesomely murdered on March 14, 2024, in Okuama in Delta State, were interred at the Military Cemetery, situated near the gate of Abuja, the nation’s capital city. At the…

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    It is our duty to protect the families of our fallen heroes, by Bola Tinubu

    It is with heavy heart that I join you today to commit to earth, the remains of our officers and men who died in the course of duty on 14 March 2024 in Okuama Community, Delta State. The officers and soldiers who lost their lives that day were patriots, brave and noble men who gave their lives to defend and…

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  • Kola Amzat

    Kassim Shettima: Nigeria’s exemplar Vice President, by Kola Amzat

    While Asiwaju Bola Tinubu was bidding for the nation topmost office, he was conscious of the fact that the presidency is a behemoth that need a closely knitted, politically savvy, result-oriented, as well as resourceful and very envision team to handle.   Consequent upon his ugly experience while he was the Chief Executive of Lagos State, he also knew he…

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  • Prof. Tunji Olaopa

    Adebayo Okunade: Ode to an exemplary teacher,  by Prof. Tunji Olaopa

    When Henry Adams, the 19th century American historian, states categorically that “A teacher affects eternity,” he translated his observational experience into what millions of people all across the world today can relate with. According to him, either good or bad, “he can never tell where his influence stops.” Teaching is a vocational calling that radiates through many generations. And this…

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  • President Tinubu

    EXPLAINER: What the ‘Renewed Hope Infrastructure Fund’ means, by Bayo Onanuga

    Background: Nigeria needs $35 billion yearly, up till 2040, to cover its infrastructure expenditure. President Muhammadu Buhari, realising that the government could not meet this huge cost, established the Presidential Infrastructure Development Fund (PIDF), with National Sovereign Wealth Authority, playing a vital role. The PIDF helped in the realisation of critical projects, such as the Second Niger Bridge and the…

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