Opinion

Can the economic problem of Nigeria be solved?

…Taking Nigeria out of its unfavourable state to a favourable state – addressing budget deficit, balance of payment in relation to foreign policy Olamirewaju Olatunde A government that owes international countries will be forced to pursue foreign policy toward other…

Osun Govt and its congenital hypocrisy

By Waheed Adekunle The current situation in Osun has become a focal point of attention, while juxtaposing the impact of the present administration to its counterparts especially in the southwestern Nigeria. It is crystal clear that the snail-pace of socioeconomic…

Be patient to tear the mask for prosperity

By Saka Folarin Lawal After rain comes sunshine, after darkness comes the glorious dawn. Behind the mask of any nature of the hardship, there, it lies the beautiful soothing container of the prosperity. So, let us tear the mask! In…

Governance: Osun Central and Osogbo’s stake

By Waheed Adekunle Osogbo is the state capital of Osun, no doubt. It hosts two powerful Local Government Areas, Osogbo and Olorunda, with the prime Council (Osogbo) situated at the indigenous locality of the capital city. The city is the…

Oyebanji: 365 days in office is not a joke!

By Bola Bolawole Governor of Ekiti State, Biodun Oyebanji, is already one-year-old in office. How time flies! It looks just like yesterday when dust was raised by the godfather, the outgoing Ekiti State Gov. John Kayode Fayemi, anointing Oyebanji as…

World Teachers Day: Salute to African teachers

By Segun Ogunsanya There is no gainsaying the fact that teachers are crucial to the process of education. In appraising the nexus between teaching and learning, teachers rank highest in importance because they organically facilitate the most critical part of…